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Access denied for backup operator user

Asked by johnnash1180 in Windows 2000 Operating System, Windows MFC Programming, Windows 2000 Server

Tags: LookupPrivilegeValue, SeBackupPrivilege, SE_BACKUP_NAME, Windows 2000, Access Denied

Hi,

I am writing an application to copy files from one said location to another location for backup. I am enabling my process the
SeBackupPrivilege privilege by LookupPrivilegeValue function. My application's logon user is a member of backup operator group. My application is designed to copy any files, of any user, irrespective of user permission to the destination location/

My application works fine for XP and above OSes. But, I am getting access denied for the files/folders with are configured for access to particular user only in Windows 2000 systems [for both pro and advanced server OSes]. Am I missing anything....?

I am compiling my application in Windows XP SP2 OS. Is this is causing issue? If so, is there a way to resolve this issue, with out compiling application in Windows 2000 system.

Thanks in advance.

John Nash.
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Zones: Windows 2000 Operating System, Windows MFC Programming, Windows 2000 Server
Tags: LookupPrivilegeValue, SeBackupPrivilege, SE_BACKUP_NAME, Windows 2000, Access Denied
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