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|  Topic: Access data on shared Network Drive |  |  
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| anilk_tallapragada 
 
 
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|  Posted: Fri 02 Jan '09 8:25    Post subject: Access data on shared Network Drive |   |  
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| Hi , I Have a Apache server running on windows. My cgi scripts basically need to read data from Windows Shared Network location. My cgi scripts fail to give the proper reeport. If I use a location on my local machine, they work fine.
 
 Please help.
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| James Blond Moderator
 
  
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|  Posted: Fri 02 Jan '09 11:55    Post subject: |   |  
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| if you are running apache as serive it can't access networkdrives, cause the system user does not have the permission to do that. You can try to run your service with a different user.
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| anilk_tallapragada 
 
 
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|  Posted: Fri 02 Jan '09 16:52    Post subject: |   |  
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| Hi, Thanks for the info.
 I am newbie with Apache and am using this for the first time.
 Most of the data which i need to process lies on a remote location.
 
 If you can suggest to me how I can run with a different user, it would be grately helpfull.
 
 Also I didn't get by what u meant by
 "apache as serive"
 
 Hopefully its just a typo.
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| James Blond Moderator
 
  
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|  Posted: Fri 02 Jan '09 17:44    Post subject: |   |  
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| Whoops! Typo! Yes it is service
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