Re: xcopy access denied

Sorry I missed that bit. Yes the share permissions are correct. As I said
previously I have done this on another twenty or so PC's (including some
yesterday) and it works fine. As for the commands you asked me to try the
results are as follows:
1. Invalid drive specification. 0 file(s) copied
2. The network path was not found
3. Invalid drive specification. 0 file(s) copied

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

Getting a little further. Please try this:
1. Click Start / Run / cmd {OK}
2. Type these commands and report the results.
xcopy /y /h c:\nt*.* "\\Server\users\dawns\My Documents\"{Enter}
ren "\\Server1\users\dawns\My Documents" "My Docs"{Enter}
xcopy /y /h c:\nt*.* "\\Server\users\dawns\My Documents\"{Enter}

In my previous reply I wrote this:
===================
As a separate question: Did you make sure that the
"Share" permissions (as opposed to the NTFS permissions)
of \\Server01\users are set to "Full access" for everyone?
===================

You never replied to this question. It is very important that you do.

"Logie Bear" <LogieBear@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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This is the extract:

Access denied
Unable to create directory - \\Server01\users\dawns\My Documents
0 File(s) copied

Exactly what I get when I run my version.

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

Unfortunately you left out the most important bit in your
test - the redirection of the xcopy screen output. The following
line, taken from my previous reply, is supposted to be one
single long line, even though it may wrap around in your
newsreader.

I suggest you repeat the whole test.

xcopy /s /e /y /c "%UserProfile%\My Documents"
"\\Server01\users\%UserName%\My Documents\"
1>c:\test.txt 2>&1


"Logie Bear" <LogieBear@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I tried that one and the files scrolled up the screen with a message
at
the
end saying it copied 30 files. However, when I went in to check the
destination directory it had not copied as I modified one of the files
before
I run it and the last amended date had not changed. The contents of
the
test.txt file is:

USERDNSDOMAIN=LBS-HQ.LOCAL
USERDOMAIN=LBS-HQ
USERNAME=dawns
USERPROFILE=C:\Documents and Settings\dawns
Volume in drive \\Server01\users is Raid 5
Volume Serial Number is 6840-39D2

Directory of \\Server01\users\dawns

27/04/2007 13:24 <DIR> My Documents
0 File(s) 0 bytes
1 Dir(s) 371,672,825,856 bytes free
Volume in drive \\Server01\users is Raid 5
Volume Serial Number is 6840-39D2

Directory of \\Server01\users\dawns

\\Server01\users\dawns\My Documents LBS-HQ\dawns:(OI)(CI)F
LBS-HQ\SBS Folder
Operators:(OI)(CI)F
BUILTIN\Users:(OI)(CI)(special
access:)

SYNCHRONIZE

FILE_APPEND_DATA

BUILTIN\Administrators:(OI)(CI)F
NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:(OI)(CI)F
CREATOR OWNER:(OI)(CI)(IO)F
BUILTIN\Users:(OI)(CI)R
BUILTIN\Users:(CI)(special
access:)

FILE_WRITE_DATA

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

Fine, your feedback is very informative although it does
not yet tell me what's wrong. Now please type this command,
then post c:\test.txt again. Note that I deliberately omitted
the /d switch:

xcopy /s /e /y /c "%UserProfile%\My Documents"
"\\Server01\users\%UserName%\My Documents\" > 1>c:\test.txt 2>&1

As a separate question: Did you make sure that the
"Share" permissions (as opposed to the NTFS permissions)
of \\Server01\users are set to "Full access" for everyone?


"Logie Bear" <LogieBear@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Still no joy - same error message . I got the SFN's from DOS
anyway by
navigating to the directory in question.
The contents of the c:\test.txt file are

USERDNSDOMAIN=LBS-HQ.LOCAL
USERDOMAIN=LBS-HQ
USERNAME=dawns
USERPROFILE=C:\Documents and Settings\dawns
Volume in drive \\Server01\users is Raid 5
Volume Serial Number is 6840-39D2

Directory of \\Server01\users\dawns

27/04/2007 13:24 <DIR> My Documents
0 File(s) 0 bytes
1 Dir(s) 371,672,825,856 bytes free
Volume in drive \\Server01\users is Raid 5
Volume Serial Number is 6840-39D2

Directory of \\Server01\users\dawns

\\Server01\users\dawns\My Documents LBS-HQ\dawns:(OI)(CI)F
LBS-HQ\SBS Folder
Operators:(OI)(CI)F
BUILTIN\Users:(OI)(CI)(special
access:)


SYNCHRONIZE

FILE_APPEND_DATA


BUILTIN\Administrators:(OI)(CI)F
NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:(OI)(CI)F
CREATOR OWNER:(OI)(CI)(IO)F
BUILTIN\Users:(OI)(CI)R
BUILTIN\Users:(CI)(special
access:)


FILE_WRITE_DATA

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:


"Logie Bear" <LogieBear@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message
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I have used xcopy on a number of machines but there is one
which
is
giving
me
grief. The command I use is the same on all machines (apart
form
the
name)
and is as follows:

xcopy /s /e /d /y c:\docume~1\username\mydocu~1
\\server01\users\username\mydocu~1

Like I said it works a treat on all apart form one. When I run
it
on
one
machine I get the error message Access Denied Unable to create
and
then
the
name of the destination directory. The directory exists and
the
particular
user has full access to it just as I set up all the others.
Any ideas?

Why would you use 8.3 folder names? Since "My Computer"
shows you LFNs, you can never be sure that your SFNs really
correspond to the LFNs you wish to copy. This command
would be much more robust:

xcopy /s /e /d /y /c "%UserProfile%\My Documents"
"\\Server01\users\%UserName%\My Documents\"

Note the use of environmental variables where appropriate,
the /c switch and the trailing backslash at the far end of the
line.

About your actual question: I recommend that you run this
batch file, then post the contents of c:\test.txt:

@echo off
set user > c:\test.txt
net user "%UserName%" >> c:\test.txt
dir "\\Server01\users\%UserName%\My Doc*" >> c:\test.txt
dir /ah "\\Server01\users\%UserName%\My Doc*" >> c:\test.txt
cacls "\\Server01\users\%UserName%\My Doc*" >> c:\test.txt
md "\\Server01\users\%UserName%\My Documents\Test" 1>>
c:\test.txt
2>>&1












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