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"error in access to network drive path using BAMBOO task"

Naveen Kumar February 23, 2015

The batch file which works locally is not working fine with Bamboo, 

For example inorder to copy a file from Network drive, the batch script is as below.

1)

N:

cd N:\DC-RW_Ext-RW\HLI LCU\LEAR\Nkumar\BambooFile\TextFile

copy B19_Variant.txt C:\temp

 

Where N:\ is a Mapped drive

2)

Locally called the command working fine as shown below(calling "overrite.bat" file),

srr1.jpg

3)

But with Bamboo task calling the same batch file as shown below,

srr2.jpg

4) 

And for that task getting the below error,

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Can anyone please suggest...?

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Peter Van de Voorde
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February 24, 2015

Did you create the network drive on your Bamboo Agents to?

And with the same name? (N:)

And does the system user that runs your bamboo agent have access to this network drive?

All those things might cause this problem.

Best regards,

Peter

Naveen Kumar February 24, 2015

Yes the Network drive is create, and with the name (N:) Yes the user has the access to network drive, and it is working fine with command prompt(already there is the image attached)

Peter Van de Voorde
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February 24, 2015

Ok, just wanted to make sure that you were running the command prompt from the bamboo agent server and not from the bamboo server itself.

Peter Van de Voorde
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February 24, 2015

Why do you do a cd first? Why not a copy directly?

Naveen Kumar February 24, 2015

Thanks for your reply....first i am swicting to N:\ drive(as you can see my first line of command is "N:")...since by default points to C:\ drive.

Peter Van de Voorde
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February 24, 2015

I mean can't you just do "copy N:\DC-RW_Ext-RW\HLI LCU\LEAR\Nkumar\BambooFile\TextFile\B19_Variant.txt C:\temp" ?? I don't really have any idea what might be the problem, other than a configuration of the server.

Naveen Kumar February 24, 2015

Yes, it works fine with command line but in bamboo i am getting error "The system cannot find the path specified". If you have time could you please try similar as ("copy N:\DC-RW_Ext-RW\HLI LCU\LEAR\Nkumar\BambooFile\TextFile\B19_Variant.txt C:\temp") wit a batch file with bamboo. sorry for disturbing you

Naveen Kumar February 24, 2015

Finalllyyyyy......... This works from Bamboo. //////////// net use N: \\sharedpath password /user:name /persistent:yes copy N:\DC-RW_Ext-RW\HLI LCU\LEAR\Nkumar\BambooFile\TextFile\B19_Variant.txt C:\temp net use N: /delete ////////////

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