Folder permissions?

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by willy_chaz, Jul 20, 2004.

  1. willy_chaz

    willy_chaz Guest

    I specify a network location for the PC3 files in the network installation wizard, which has limited permissions. Apparently, when the user runs the deployment, it fails to install because they do not have write access to this folder. Is this normal with 2005 products?

    Bill Goetz
     
    willy_chaz, Jul 20, 2004
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  2. One solution is to have a shortcut at the local PC to the server location.

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    wizard, which has limited permissions. Apparently, when the user runs the
    deployment, it fails to install because they do not have write access to
    this folder. Is this normal with 2005 products?
     
    Jimmy Bergmark, Jul 20, 2004
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  3. willy_chaz

    willy_chaz Guest

    The user can start the deployment. It's during the install when the deployment fails.
     
    willy_chaz, Jul 20, 2004
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  4. willy_chaz

    rnoakes Guest

    Willy,
    I have a secondary file on my server called Acadutil. I put all of the office standards in this file i.e. plotters, linetypes, templates. After I intall on client machines I point the user to acad util. It is a read only directory for the users. I must say I have not upgraded to 2005 but this is what I did with 2004. Good luck
     
    rnoakes, Jul 21, 2004
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  5. willy_chaz

    willy_chaz Guest

    Thanks for the advise. I've adjusted my network installation to install locally but I import a new profile with the network locations afterwards.

    bg
     
    willy_chaz, Aug 5, 2004
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