I'm running web2py 2.4.5 (yes I know I need to upgrade) on a network server. For ease of installation I've chosen to deploy my application as a service. It's been working great until now. Some of the data my app needs is located on a network folder, so I mapped the folder to the U:\ drive. I should be able to access it just like the C:\ drive. But that isn't happening.
When I run web2py from the command line (see picture) I can do import os
and do os.listdir('U:\\') and it works. I can launch web2py from the
command line, then open the shell via appadmin and again it works fine.
When I start the web2py service it simply doesn't find the U:\ drive. It
works for C:\, D:\, and E:\ (all local, physical drives).
I've checked the service's permissions and tried running it under usernames
which definitely have access to the network folder. It seems the issue is
running web2py as a service.
Any ideas how to fix this, or what could be causing the issue?
David
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