Permissions for Receiver folders W2K OD5.6

Piers

We have the requirement to have secure pemissions at the target web server for some OD content.

Currently I've given the relevant read pemsissions for the users, and have added SYSTEM as full control, as well as the boot strap user.

However when opendeploy tries to deploy into these folders, it causes the service to hang and then die.

What user account does OD need?

[The deployment configs are set to ignore ACL's since we have differing ACL's inside the teamsite environment to the live environment]

The logfile is as follows

ERROR: copyFile Failed while moving from (D:\boweb-milo\teams\finance\restricted_one\internal_rpts.asp) to (D:\boweb-milo\teams\finance\restricted_one\internal_rpts.asp.iwold), errno=5
ERROR: Failed CopyFile(D:\boweb-milo\teams\finance\restricted_one\internal_rpts.asp,D:\boweb-milo\teams\finance\restricted_one\internal_rpts.asp.iwold)
ERROR: Could not get file data(teams\finance\restricted_one\internal_rpts.asp).
ERROR: deploy-failed.
ERROR: Failed deploying filelist[0]
ERROR: Failed 1 of 1 filelists
id=0 server: FailedCommit 0.
ERROR: Could not read rollback start state.
ERROR: Unable to do hand shake with the sender
id=0 server: ROLLBACK Transactional Deployment
id=0 server:
*** ROLLBACK performed: Saved txlist file (C:\temp\iwdir9704) ***

id=0 server:
Directories deployed : 0 Files deployed : 0 Links deployed : 0
Directories failed : 0 Files failed : 1 Links failed : 0
Directories deleted : 0 Files deleted : 0 Links deleted : 0
Sender-ERROR: Cteams%5Cfinanc.
ERROR: Unable to do hand shake with the sender
id=0 server: FailedCommit 0.
id=0 server: File Content transferred: 4785 bytes
[Thu Dec 30 23:27:24 2004] Deployment FAILED

exiting rollback

NathansDIS

We are running our OD rcvr as the LocalSystem account. However, we too are getting errno=5 errors when using transactional deployments. This indicates an error from the OS 'access denied.' Basically the file is in use and the OS will not let it be changed. Kind of like when you try to rename a file via explorer as administrator and that annoying dialog box pops up that says 'access denied.'

After working with support, they suggested that we either stop IIS(not going to happen) or deploy to another directory(why would we want to do that) so we moved away from using a transactional deployment. We have not had any issues like this when using a non-transactional deployment with multiple targets. Hope this helps. If you need any further info, let me know.

-Nathan
Washington DIS