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How to tell what account you are running in?
user name
 2006-04-14 18:10:56 

  


  

    Hi Siegfried



I think that even if the web server was running the same user account
as access, you could not open access anyway, by default access is
mono-user. 



I think you might have some options to enable that within access, but I
can not help you with that, I'm not an access specialist. 



Btw if you want to know what user account is running, there is a tool
in the ressource kit called whoami (like the unix one), just call it
from a test cron job. 



Have a nice day 



Johan 




On 4/14/06, siegfried <heintze.com">siegfriedheintze.com> wrote:

















How do I determine what account I am
running? I have cygwin cron jobs populating a Microsoft Access database.
Simultaneously, httpd/cli is querying that database. Which account are the
latter using?



 



The problem is that the cron jobs are
running in the administrator account and are creating a .mdl (MSAccess lock
file) that httpd/cli cannot open (because httpd is running in some other
account?)



 



Thanks,



Siegfried













  

  
  
   
     
    

  

    How to tell what account you are running
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     user name

     2006-04-14 20:21:05
  


  

    

  


  

    





I looked in my list of users and I see no
such users.



 















From: Johan Arens
[mailto:johan.arensgmail.com] 

Sent: Friday, April 14, 2006 12:11
PM

To: cli-usershttpd.apache.org

Subject: Re: [cli-users] How to
tell what account you are running in?






 



Hi Siegfried



I think that even if the web server was running the same user account as
access, you could not open access anyway, by default access is mono-user. 



I think you might have some options to enable that within access, but I can not
help you with that, I'm not an access specialist. 



Btw if you want to know what user account is running, there is a tool in the
ressource kit called whoami (like the unix one), just call it from a test cron
job. 



Have a nice day 



Johan 










On 4/14/06, siegfried
<heintze.com">siegfriedheintze.com> wrote:









How do I determine what account I am running? I have cygwin
cron jobs populating a Microsoft Access database. Simultaneously, httpd/cli is
querying that database. Which account are the latter using?



 



The problem is that the cron jobs are running in the administrator
account and are creating a .mdl (MSAccess lock file) that httpd/cli cannot open
(because httpd is running in some other account?)



 



Thanks,



Siegfried












 






  

  
  
   
     
    

  

    How to tell what account you are running
in?
  


  

     user name

     2006-04-14 18:10:56
  


  

    

  


  

    Hi Siegfried



I think that even if the web server was running the same user account
as access, you could not open access anyway, by default access is
mono-user. 



I think you might have some options to enable that within access, but I
can not help you with that, I'm not an access specialist. 



Btw if you want to know what user account is running, there is a tool
in the ressource kit called whoami (like the unix one), just call it
from a test cron job. 



Have a nice day 



Johan 




On 4/14/06, siegfried <heintze.com">siegfriedheintze.com> wrote:

















How do I determine what account I am
running? I have cygwin cron jobs populating a Microsoft Access database.
Simultaneously, httpd/cli is querying that database. Which account are the
latter using?



 



The problem is that the cron jobs are
running in the administrator account and are creating a .mdl (MSAccess lock
file) that httpd/cli cannot open (because httpd is running in some other
account?)



 



Thanks,



Siegfried













  

  
  
   
     
    

  

    How to tell what account you are running
in?
  


  

     user name

     2006-04-14 20:21:05
  


  

    

  


  

    





I looked in my list of users and I see no
such users.



 















From: Johan Arens
[mailto:johan.arensgmail.com] 

Sent: Friday, April 14, 2006 12:11
PM

To: cli-usershttpd.apache.org

Subject: Re: [cli-users] How to
tell what account you are running in?






 



Hi Siegfried



I think that even if the web server was running the same user account as
access, you could not open access anyway, by default access is mono-user. 



I think you might have some options to enable that within access, but I can not
help you with that, I'm not an access specialist. 



Btw if you want to know what user account is running, there is a tool in the
ressource kit called whoami (like the unix one), just call it from a test cron
job. 



Have a nice day 



Johan 










On 4/14/06, siegfried
<heintze.com">siegfriedheintze.com> wrote:









How do I determine what account I am running? I have cygwin
cron jobs populating a Microsoft Access database. Simultaneously, httpd/cli is
querying that database. Which account are the latter using?



 



The problem is that the cron jobs are running in the administrator
account and are creating a .mdl (MSAccess lock file) that httpd/cli cannot open
(because httpd is running in some other account?)



 



Thanks,



Siegfried












 






  

  
  
   
     
    






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