Take the 2-minute tour ×  The following code:   include
path/to/file  produces this error output:  ... path/to/file:
Permission denied  I ran:  cacls C: /t /g Everyone:R  so that
the new permissions read:                     <Account Domain
not found>F   It still says permission denied, but then I looked
up my user name and it turns out I'm running as Administrator.
I ran:  cacls C: /t /g Administrator:F  but that had no effect
on the cacls output  To my understanding, as administrator, the
permissions shouldn't matter at all... What am I missing?
share|improve this question I am accessing files from a unix
filesystem through a windows machine. Could this be causing
permission issues? –  Ocasta Eshu Nov 3 '12 at 21:31 Which
operating system (windows machine?) And how are you accessing
the windows machine? Through a "Windows Share" (aka SMB) you
have two sets of 'permissions' on windows, and one of those is a
smb permission the other is file level. You need to ensure that
they match. The file permissions are