Re: Program that requires drive letter fails
- From: "Steve Thompson" <stevethompson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 4 May 2007 14:18:16 -0400
"William Fourqurean" <wfour@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:E9A3816B-F6C3-4E31-BDA8-60299C1D6BFB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
If I create a package and a program, on the Environment tab of the program
properties there is a section called Drive Mode. The default is Run with
UNC
name. If I change this to Requires drive letter, the program fails. I
don't
have the exact error message, but it is "Access denied" or something
similar.
I have tried checking the Advanced Client Network Access Account, but this
doesn't seem to be the problem.
This stems from a problem where when you create an advertisement, there is
an Advanced Client option for "Download program from distribution point".
I
want to use this feature, but sometimes administrators don't follow
directions closely and they leave this setting at the default of "Run
program
from distribution point." My program will fail under that circumstance
because it will not run correctly from a UNC path. So, my intention was
to
try to map a drive letter so that it would run correctly whether it was
downloaded first or not, but the drive mapping option is not working,
either.
If you look at the status message for the failure, download/execute AND
mapped drive options are incompatible settings. You can use UNC (run from
DP) and a mapped drive option.
Steve
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