Hi,
I am trying to run a perl script on my local computer that reads a list of files and matches them with a folder on our server and moves them to a diffrent folder on our server.
The script it self works fine when i run it on my local computer to access my local computer files but when I try to run it on my local to access the server folders it gives me an access denied error in the command prompt. I have administrator rights on the server and I am logged into the server as admin from my client computer at the time I run my script but I still get the message. Is there something I can put in the perl script i.e a username and password that will stop giving me this error. And I know I could just run the script on the server but I really dont want to install perl on the server itself.
My client is a win xp pro and the server is win server 2003

Thanks

Edited by Arunbear: Changed title from 'Access denied', as per Monastery guidelines

In reply to Server access denied when checking for files by bobdole

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