Error message...Unable to open or create lbia05420, error 2. (354)
- Thread starter Shal
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Which seems unlikely...Seeing as I have admin rights.
Rob Fitzpatrick
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Being a member of the administrators group in Windows 7 doesn't necessarily mean that a given process you are running has administrative privilege, if it is not running elevated. This is a permissions issue.
Check the start directory of the shortcut you are using to launch this client.
Check the start directory of the shortcut you are using to launch this client.
And what should I be looking for on that folder?
As mentioned, you might want to check the properties for the shortcut you use to run Progress. Right click, Properties, shortcut tab, "Start in" is the working directory. Make sure it exists and you have rw permissions.
Then under advanced in the shortcut tab, you can check to have it run as administrator there.
Then under advanced in the shortcut tab, you can check to have it run as administrator there.
Rob Fitzpatrick
ProgressTalk.com Sponsor
I would be inclined to keep the application running as a standard user, and relocate temp files to a directory that does not require elevation to write to. It should be the OE working directory, but you can use what suits you.
Giving a user or an application more privilege than it requires is asking for security problems.
Giving a user or an application more privilege than it requires is asking for security problems.
tamhas
ProgressTalk.com Sponsor
Agree with Rob ... cut consider the WORKDIR environment variable and the -T startup parameter (could be in an ini file). One thing that can cause this message, AFAIR, is pointing to a directory which doesn't exist. No matter how administrator you are, that won't help.
