Re: A required privilege is not held by the client

From: dcdon (olekingcoleNEG_at_SPAMhotmail.com)
Date: 03/30/04


Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 03:57:43 GMT

Pegasus,

How's the ole hammer hanging buddy.(I grew up in a family of
developer/builders)(Could said how's the ole mouse working)

Forgive me, remember the Saturday you got snokered, well, I'm glad I have a spell
checker tonight.

Sure do miss getting to follow behind you guys and for the little good I've done in
here.

Just wanted to say hello.
Thanks again for the privilege of you guys letting me play in your sandbox.

friend,
don

"Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com> wrote in message
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"Charles Braun" <charles.braun@stjohnsNOSPAM.org> wrote in message
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> This is actually happening on a 2003 server, but there is not 2003 server
> group, so I hope this is a good place for the question:
>
> I have a 2003 server that I am trying to backup with Veritas Backup Exec
> 9.1. Because of services running on other servers that I backup, I use pre
> and post backup commands within Veritas. Before any server is backed up,
> Veritas runs c:\prebackup.bat and after the job is complete Veritas runs
> c:\postbackup.bat on each server. These batch files are on the local C
drive
> of every server in my environment. Many of these contain commands to stop
> and start Oracle services and other DB services that can't be running
while
> the backup is happening. For those servers without services needing to be
> stopped and started, the batch files only contain an exit command.
>
> This works very well on all my NT4 and 2000 servers. We have 1 2003 server
> in our data center and this just does not work on this one server. The
error
> I get is "Error: Could not start Pre Job Command < c:\prebackup.bat >.
Error
> (1314): A required privilege is not held by the client."
>
> The file definately exists and the Backup Exec service account is a member
> of Domain Admins.
>
> Any thoughts on what the problem might be? Please reply to the group (for
> everyone's benefit), but also via e-mail if you would as we block NNTP. (I
> had to open it up just long enough to post this question)
>
> Thanks

The message simply means that the account under
which you run the batch file has insufficient privileges
to execute either the batch file itself, or one of the
commands inside the batch file. To resolve the issue,
do this:
- Identifiy which command throws up the message.
- Execute the batch file in the foreground to see if
  the problem still occurs.
- If it no longer occurs, consider the difference between
  running the job in the foreground and in the background.



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