Quote:
Originally Posted by Lukas
Hi,
I'm having problem with permissions on Windows 10 for distributed encoding. After some searching i found fix-around for this problem:
i'm running batch file:
Code:
@echo off
echo Starting of auto re-share dir
:CheckDir
timeout 1 > nul
if not exist "\\COMPUTER_NAME\RipBot264temp" goto ShareDir
goto CheckDir
:ShareDir
echo Directory re-shared !!
net share RipBot264temp=C:\Temp\RipBot264temp /GRANT:Wszyscy,FULL
goto CheckDir
COMPUTER_NAME must be changed to yours computer name, and
"Wszyscy" must be changed for your Windows language.
After running this batch, RipBot264 works OK on Windows 10 x64. |
you may change the check-line to a more universal format:
Code:
if not exist "\\%userdomain%\RipBot264temp" goto ShareDir
Where do you place the batch file? When Ripbot starts to copy the files to shared folder, it deletes the network share.
The file also has to be called with admin rigths to avoid permission errors