For this to work the ColdFusion service needs to run under an
account
that has permission to the mapped drive. By default,
ColdFusion runs
under the LocalSystem service which has no permissions to
network resources.
To resolve this, change the LogOnAs property of the
ColdFusion service
to a user that has the desired mapping. Ideally a user
created just for
the ColdFusion service, but for testing using your account
for a moment
is not too bad a deal.
What the ColdFusion service is named depends on which flavor
of
ColdFusion you are running, but look for services that start
with either
"ColdFusion" or "Macromedia."
manju thammaiah wrote:
> hello,
> i am trying to use a cffile tag to read a file on a
different server
> which is maped on CF box as R:\. I am was able to read.
do i need to use the
> maping option on admin console. any ideas how can i read
from a different
> machine. thanks.
>