Maybe I've been looking at this too long...

[edoepke]

I have an application that copies files from one folder on a client machine
over the network to another folder on the server and it works very well. The
To and From locations are hard coded into the application. Several others
are now interested in the application and I put together another simple
config file that can be defined separately for each machine. When I load the
config file into the application I get a "Permission Denied" error during
the copy procedure. Upon checking the values between the hard code and the
loaded variables, I find they are identical. All folders are shared and have
been given FULL CONTROL for everyone yet I get this error. What am I missing
or should I just go fishing for a few days and maybe it will go away?

[Stephane Richard]

Well it wont go away with the fishing...but hey it does relax :-).

I believe one of the files is alreadu used by a process and therefore cannot
be overwritten since it's open by another application.
--
Stéphane Richard

"edoepke" <ed*****@comcast.net> wrote in message
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I have an application that copies files from one folder on a client machine over the network to another folder on the server and it works very well. The To and From locations are hard coded into the application. Several others
are now interested in the application and I put together another simple
config file that can be defined separately for each machine. When I load the config file into the application I get a "Permission Denied" error during
the copy procedure. Upon checking the values between the hard code and the
loaded variables, I find they are identical. All folders are shared and have been given FULL CONTROL for everyone yet I get this error. What am I missing or should I just go fishing for a few days and maybe it will go away?

[edoepke]

Ah Ha! Good point. Thanx.

"Stephane Richard" <st**************@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:el*******************@nwrdny01.gnilink.net...

Well it wont go away with the fishing...but hey it does relax :-).

I believe one of the files is alreadu used by a process and therefore cannot be overwritten since it's open by another application.
--
Stéphane Richard

"edoepke" <ed*****@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:ob********************@comcast.com...

I have an application that copies files from one folder on a client

machine

over the network to another folder on the server and it works very well.

The

To and From locations are hard coded into the application. Several others are now interested in the application and I put together another simple
config file that can be defined separately for each machine. When I load

the

config file into the application I get a "Permission Denied" error during the copy procedure. Upon checking the values between the hard code and the loaded variables, I find they are identical. All folders are shared and

have

been given FULL CONTROL for everyone yet I get this error. What am I

missing

or should I just go fishing for a few days and maybe it will go away?

[J French]

On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 01:58:34 GMT, "Stephane Richard"
<st**************@verizon.net> wrote:

Well it wont go away with the fishing...but hey it does relax :-).

I believe one of the files is alreadu used by a process and therefore cannot
be overwritten since it's open by another application.
--
Stéphane Richard

Or even a source file is open in Deny Read mode ...