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Re: Running CFEXECUTE to run C:D process - getting possible permssions error in C:D side

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 25 Sep 2014 13:54:56 GMT

I looked at this yesterday before I posted my question - because I have the fully qualified paths in all of the code, but dismissed it because the C:D folks here don't want us to place anything in the same directory with the Direct.exe. They don't want to be responsible of overwriting something when doing an upgrade.

But, I tested placing my .cdp member in the same directory and the CFEXECUTE ran and C:D created a process number! I think I will be okay since I have a variable name in the .cdp file so it gets re-created each day - so an upgrade in C:D won't really matter.

Thanks for you assistance!

Re: Running CFEXECUTE to run C:D process - getting possible permssions error in C:D side

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 25 Sep 2014 11:16:18 GMT

Here is a description of the issue, together with a workaround.

Running CFEXECUTE to run C:D process - getting possible permssions error in C:D side

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Wed, 24 Sep 2014 21:37:29 GMT

I'm executing a CFEXECUTE statement in a CFScheduler job that is supposed to C:D a file from one Windows Server to another Windows server.

I've built the C:D batch job correctly and can run it successfully from the CMD prompt (by double clicking on the .bat file name).

Here is my statement:

<cfexecute name="C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe" arguments="/c E:\inetpub\WWWROOT\Tips\ScheduledJobs\tips_to_tws.bat"

The job ends without any errors, but I get a C:D error - LAPP010I - Submit file open failure. CCODE=8 FDBK=0

So my thought process is this: when I go and execute the C:D command by double clicking on it alone - it is taking my id/password as the submitter. This is evident by looking at the C:D logs.

And when I execute the CFScheduler job, that runs the CFEXECUTE command, it uses XXXXXX id to run the C:D command. So my question is - what is the XXXXXX id? I don't have ColdCusion running on a special service account, so I'm not familar with what id it would be associated with. So any help would be appreicated.