We're running Active State Perl off of a FAT partition on a WinNT 4.0, Srv.
Pack 6 system with IIS 4.0. The www files are on a NTFS partition.
I've got a script that basically goes through a series of directories,
tallies the space usage and then builds a report on what it finds. The
different directories have different access rights based on whose they are,
who needs access, etc...
The script runs great if I am logged in as myself (domain admin) and
execute it in my browser, however, when logged in as a normal user (domain
user) it errors with "unable to CD to directory..." etc... errors.
I KNOW this is a file permissions problem but I can't seem to figure out
how to get Perl to execute with rights different then the user who is
logged in---it seems to be "inheriting" these. Is there a way to get it to
run with admin rights even if a normal user is logged in (I use it to
generate a site map so I want it to be able to run for regular users)?
Thanks.
Paul.
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