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Remote resource folder

  • January 11, 2018
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boubcher
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Hello There I am trying to create a resources folder but located on network, not on the server

I did fill the (Directory of a network file-based resource) filed with the folder location path and make sure also the server has access to this folder through active directory user

but still, I cant see the remote folder

https://qsnapnet.com/snaps/91ez0iwtjkp22o6

 

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    • jlutherthomas
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    • January 11, 2018

    Hi @boubcher

    Did you use a UNC path when you added the network location through the web ui?

    Also to note it doesn’t matter who is looked in to fme server, it’s the account running the fme server services (core/engine/web server) that needs the correct permissions set to access the share. If your on windows you can see which account this is by opening up Services.

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    • boubcherContributor
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    • January 12, 2018

    Yes, i did use the UNC path, as you can see in this screenshot, (

    I trayed the path on browser and its working

    Also, I am not able to create resources from local C drive, i am facing the same error

    https://qsnapnet.com/snaps/p8vnt14pzxagu8f

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