This question is with regards to the Move to Filesystem integration data servic

RE: This question is with regards to the Move to Filesystem integration data servic

soujanya B — Tue, 19 Mar 2024 19:37:32 GMT

I have same issue where i need to move file to the 775 folder permission set. Is there a way to achieve this ? How i can i start the process (smart service) with that service account ?

I am getting java.io.FileNotFoundException: /itess_tableau_nam_d/legal_entity_map.csv (Permission denied)

but able to move the file to the sample folder created (with 777 permission ) successfully

/itess_tableau_nam_d/test/legal_entity_map.csv

RE: This question is with regards to the Move to Filesystem integration data servic

rishis — Thu, 12 Feb 2015 19:53:05 GMT

giving full control the jboss service account and changing the file path to incorporate network, worked. Thanks

RE: This question is with regards to the Move to Filesystem integration data servic

Eduardo Fuentes — Wed, 11 Feb 2015 07:18:07 GMT

The smart service doesn't take into account the process initiator, it's the service account running the App Server the one that needs access to this folder.

To solve this issue (this is how I've solved it in the past)

1. Access via Remote Desktop session to the server where this directory is located and navigate to the "MO\\Appian" directory
2. Do a right click over "Report" - "Properties" - "Sharing"
3. Copy the network path instead of the path you are using. (e.g. \\\\myserver.xxx.com\\dev\\MO\\Appian\\Report\\
4. Click on "Advanced Sharing" and make sure the "Share this folder" option is enabled
5. Click on "Permissions". Make sure your account running JBoss is listed here and that it has "Full Control" (see attached screenshot)

6. When configuring the node make sure you use the path you copied on step #3 rather than the one where you use \\\\share\\dev\\MO\\Appian\\Report\\

RE: This question is with regards to the Move to Filesystem integration data servic

rishis — Tue, 10 Feb 2015 18:29:30 GMT

The folders definitely exist, and the process initiator has permission to the folder.

RE: This question is with regards to the Move to Filesystem integration data servic

Eduardo Fuentes — Tue, 10 Feb 2015 09:06:03 GMT

Does that folder actually exist? I don't think this plug-in can create folders in the shared drive.