cron and network drives

[Andrew DeFaria]

Jörg Schaible wrote:

> Hi Andrew,
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Andrew DeFaria [mailto:ADeFaria@Salira.com]
>> Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 11:17 PM
>> To: cygwin@cygwin.com
>> Subject: cron and network drives
>
> [snip]
>
>> Unavailable T: \\sons-cc\Tools Microsoft
>
> [snip]
>
>> OK T: \\sons-clearcase\Tools Microsoft
>
> [snip]
>
>> Note the OK for the T drive. I need to have access to the T drive. 
>> Why can I access it through cron on one system and not the other?
>
> What is different is the host itself. You've told in a following mail, 
> that each host is connected with the Windows share "Tools"  on its own 
> drives. So check the ACLs of the directory on both hosts. My wag would 
> be that their different for the user account Running crontab.

For sons-clearcase Tools is a folder under it's local E drive and has 
Full Control set for Everybody (that's it - perhaps not that secure but 
that's what it is).

For sons-cc Tools is a folder under it's local C drive and has Read & 
Execute, List Folder Contents and Read set for Everybody (and that's it).

As for Share Permissions both machines are set to Full Control for 
Everybody.

I can try opening up permissions to Full Control for Everybody on 
sons-cc but I don't think it will do anything and I don't particularly 
like being that open (on either machine).

Another interesting thing is that on sons-clearcase the Owner is ccadmin 
(the user in question) whereas on sons-cc the Owner is Administrators.

I've changed sons-cc C:\Tools to match sons-clearcase's settings. We'll 
see what happens. Now to devise a way to test this again...

> Another hint: You mensioned that there is only one user. This is only 
> true if the user on both hosts is in the same domain. If each  User is 
> local on that host (although same name) they are *always*  different.

The user is indeed the same and in the same domain. The domain spans the 
two sites.



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