Can you expand on: "Your old system was taking advantage of a 'Windows Quirk' (I have been told to stop calling them (adjective) Windows Bugs). That 'quirk' has been patched in the new OS. "?

I am logged in as USER. I have given USER permission to the directory / file. USER can create/modify/delete files in the directory without issue. USER double clicks on the Perl script and that output is the error. The file the script is writing to is not in use. No other process has it open.

So while I believe its a permission error, I am not sure where to look

Thanks everyone for the quick reply

In reply to Re^2: WinAdmin needs help w/ File System STDERR and by ReturnOfTheYeti
in thread WinAdmin needs help w/ File System STDERR and by ReturnOfTheYeti

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