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Notes Some FrustrationsBlog Authors: Darren Briaris |
Domino as a service and UNC paths - Ahhhhhhh!
Darren Briaris
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1 Tim Tripcony Permalink Darren, is the Domino service running as the "Local System" account? In the past, I've had to set the service to run under the permissions of a Windows account that has access to the target location when running server-based agents that perform network transactions (i.e. writing to a UNC path, issuing SQL transactions, etc.). While this allows Domino to connect under that account's permissions (as long as the agent is set to allow restricted operations and signed by an ID authorized to create restricted agents), the primary downside is that the service can no longer interact with the desktop - in other words, you lose the console window.
2 Jan.Erik Larsen Permalink You should not map drives while logged in as a user in the OS, because Domino starts up as a service, and these drives are not visible for Domino.
What I do in these situations, is
- create an nMapLDrive.cmd file with a net use command
(net use L: \\server\share /username .....). Put the file in the
C:\Lotus\Domino folder.
- create a Program document in the Domino Directory that runs the
.cmd file (command: MapLDrive.cmd - without the first letter n)
every now and then.
Now you can create agents that operates on the L: drive. Remember
to set the agent security level in Agent Properties correct!
3 Martin Humpolec Permalink We had this problem as well and I think that it was possible to add the rights to the target location to the source machine (running Domino). Then we got the ability to see the console and still be able to connect to other machine.
4 Keith Nolen Permalink All of the above solutions will work, but I have found is that the best solution is to have Domino write out the file locally to a folder that is networked-shared, then have the consuming application pick it up from there.