shell - Python file write permissions differ from user windows 7 -
i trying copy file across our local network shared folder using python script keep running permissions issue. i've tried shutil, os.system , subprocess.popen similar results. both box , server running windows 7.
in cmd prompt, can
copy a.file \\server\destination.file however, same command prompt run
python movefile.py which has following code
import os,subprocess,string file = "a.file" destination = "\\\\server\\destination.file" command = "copy " + file " " + destination if os.path.exists(destination): print("destination access:" + str(os.access(destination,os.w_ok))) subprocess.popen(command,shell=true) the output
"destination access: false" " access denied. 0 file(s) copied." this leads me believe python script has different permissions user. know how around this?
thanks in advance
have checked permissions of python executable? located in c:\python27\ or something. on box, regular users have read , execute permissions, should enough. i'm running admin, full control. try adjusting that.
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