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science majors do inbetween semesters right? So I am trying to copy files, but the http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/general/120640/ windows + compiler gods will not submit easily today. In my code below I get the sysdirectory + the file I want to copy with: 1
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GetSystemDirectory(sysdirect, sizeof(sysdirect)); //Sets http://www.scootersoftware.com/support.php?zz=kb_accessdenied system directory IE. C:\Windows\System32 GetModuleFileName(GetModuleHandle(NULL), cfilename, sizeof(cfilename)); _splitpath(cfilename, NULL, NULL, fileName, extension); //splits the path name up into different pieces _snprintf(rfilename, sizeof(rfilename), "%s%s", fileName, extension); // writes formatted permission denied data to a string Then 1
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if (strstr(cfilename, sysdirect) == NULL) { //returns a pointer to the first occurence of str2 in str1 char tmpfilename[MAX_PATH]; sprintf(tmpfilename, "%s\\%s", sysdirect, filename); cout << tmpfilename << endl; bool debug = CopyFile(cfilename, tmpfilename, FALSE); if (!debug) { cout << "Error: " << GetLastError() << endl; } else { cout file permission denied << "Okay " << endl; } my tmpfilename prints exactly where I want it to go and my debug prints out an error 5 which is an access denied error. I was looking at the system("copy") function, but I don't think I would be able to use my pathnames. From what it looks like I would have to hardcode in like "copy C:\windows\system32". Is there any way around this? -Cheers and happy holidays. Dec 26, 2013 at 1:19pm UTC samuelm33 (11) bump Dec 26, 2013 at 7:13pm UTC Computergeek01 (5480) CopyFile() doesn't work on directories. When copying folders and their contents you would use CreateDirectory() and pass it the name of the original folder, you should also check it's other attributes and set those to be the same in the folder you create as well, but that can probably wait until later. To accomplish something like what you are trying you first write a function that enumerates all of the files in a given directory, with FindFirstFile() a
Denied". This error typically shows up when copying files from a local or network drive to a network drive. The error is due to file or share permissions. As an example, you might run Beyond Compare on your desktop, and try to copy files from your desktop to your laptop computer over a local network share. In many cases, the account you use on your desktop computer doesn't have permission to write to the remote computer (the laptop). This creates the "Access Denied" error message. Solutions Run As Administrator (Windows Vista and later) Right click on the Beyond Compare shortcut and select Run As Administrator. Even if your account has administrative rights, Windows normally runs software with fewer permissions. Using Run As Administrator forces Windows to run an application with full administrative rights. To always run Beyond Compare with administrative rights, right click on the shortcut and select Properties. In the compatibility tab, check "Run this program as an administrator". Run Beyond Compare on the Target Computer To make sure your account has write permission, run Beyond Compare on the target computer instead of the source. This should give permission to write files on the target computer. Change Permissions on the Target Computer Change file and share permissions on the target computer to allow your user account write access. Tutorials on changing permissions for several versions of Windows are available at the following links: Windows Vista Windows XP Pro Windows XP Home Change Firewall Settings If you still have problems connecting to a network share after checking permissions, it might be a firewall problem. If you have a software firewall on your system (including the Windows built in firewalls), make sure it allows file sharing connections. ResourcesSupport ForumsVideosReport ProblemsLost KeyOnline Help FileKnowledgebase Articles Check out our 20th Anniversary Specials! Copyright © 2016 Scooter Software, Inc. Contact UsJobsPrivacy PolicyLegal Notices