Jeff Yana wrote:
The problem:
A single WinXP workstation in an environment of 10+ XP machines cannot
render. The Job submits successfully, but almost immediately fails,
generating the following error:
ERROR: can't create log: //FILE/path/name: No such file or directory
If you manually login to this machine as the user the Rushd
service is running as, and try to create a file in that directory,
do you get similar errors? eg:
dir \\FILE\path\name
echo foo > \\file\path\name\test.txt
> A single WinXP workstation in an environment of 10+ XP machines cannot render.
A few things come to mind:
o Verify the Rushd service is running as a user that has access
to the file server. eg. a valid account similar to the other
machines, and not using the 'System' account.
o Make sure it isn't a file server issue, eg. a
Windows file server that ran out of Microsoft CAL licenses.
Sure sounds like one of the above.
I imagine you should be able to replicate the problem from DOS
assuming you login as the user the Rushd service is configured
to run as.
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