DETAIL - Cannot create a file when that file already exists.

[Guest Claude Lachapelle]

Hi!

 

When we loggoff from a terminal services session we always get the following

error message:

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Event Type: Error

Event Source: Userenv

Event Category: None

Event ID: 1509

Date: 30/10/2007

Time: 4:16:21 PM

User: DOMAIN1\user1

Computer: SERVER1

Description:

Windows cannot copy file C:\Documents and

Settings\user1.DOMAIN1\WINDOWS\system to location

\\domain1.com\users\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system. Possible causes of

this error include network problems or insufficient security rights. If this

problem persists, contact your network administrator.

 

DETAIL - Cannot create a file when that file already exists.

 

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

If we enable advance UserEnv logging, that says:

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReconcileFile: M:\Documents and

Settings\user1\ntuser.pol ==> E:\user1\citrix\profile\ntuser.pol [OK]

 

USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 CopyProfileDirectoryEx: Calling

ReconcileDirectory for all Directories

 

USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 CreateNestedDirectory: CreateDirectory

failed with 183.

 

USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReconcileDirectory: Failed to create the

destination directory <E:\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system>. Error = 183

 

USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 CopyProfileDirectoryEx: Failed to create the

destination directory <E:\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system>. Error = 183

 

USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReportError: Impersonating user.

 

USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 GetShareName: WNetGetConnection initially

returned error 2250

 

USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReportError: Logging Error <Windows cannot

copy file M:\Documents and Settings\user1\WINDOWS\system to location

\\domain1.com\users\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system. Possible causes of

this error include network problems or insufficient security rights. If this

problem persists, contact your network administrator.

 

DETAIL - Cannot create a file when that file already exists

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

And this is wrong, since we opened the destination share and folders to

everyone, full control, and still having this problem. If we create manually

all required folders, files are copied normally, and we do not get folder

creation error message.

 

We got the same error message if we clear everything from the destination

folder (\\domain1.com\users\user1\Citrix\Profile), "DETAIL - Cannot create a

file when that file already exists", this is impossible, this folder is

empty!!!

 

Somebody could help? We got this error message for everybody on this server

since we applied missing Windows Updates (6 months of updates).

 

Thanks.

 

Claude Lachapelle

Systems Administrator, MCSE

[Guest Claude Lachapelle]

RE: DETAIL - Cannot create a file when that file already exists.

 

As soon as we put the user into the "Domain Admin" group, this is working!

Security issue... still searching.

 

"Claude Lachapelle" wrote:

> Hi!

>

> When we loggoff from a terminal services session we always get the following

> error message:

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

> Event Type: Error

> Event Source: Userenv

> Event Category: None

> Event ID: 1509

> Date: 30/10/2007

> Time: 4:16:21 PM

> User: DOMAIN1\user1

> Computer: SERVER1

> Description:

> Windows cannot copy file C:\Documents and

> Settings\user1.DOMAIN1\WINDOWS\system to location

> \\domain1.com\users\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system. Possible causes of

> this error include network problems or insufficient security rights. If this

> problem persists, contact your network administrator.

>

> DETAIL - Cannot create a file when that file already exists.

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

> If we enable advance UserEnv logging, that says:

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

> USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReconcileFile: M:\Documents and

> Settings\user1\ntuser.pol ==> E:\user1\citrix\profile\ntuser.pol [OK]

>

> USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 CopyProfileDirectoryEx: Calling

> ReconcileDirectory for all Directories

>

> USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 CreateNestedDirectory: CreateDirectory

> failed with 183.

>

> USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReconcileDirectory: Failed to create the

> destination directory <E:\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system>. Error = 183

>

> USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 CopyProfileDirectoryEx: Failed to create the

> destination directory <E:\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system>. Error = 183

>

> USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReportError: Impersonating user.

>

> USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 GetShareName: WNetGetConnection initially

> returned error 2250

>

> USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReportError: Logging Error <Windows cannot

> copy file M:\Documents and Settings\user1\WINDOWS\system to location

> \\domain1.com\users\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system. Possible causes of

> this error include network problems or insufficient security rights. If this

> problem persists, contact your network administrator.

>

> DETAIL - Cannot create a file when that file already exists

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

>

> And this is wrong, since we opened the destination share and folders to

> everyone, full control, and still having this problem. If we create manually

> all required folders, files are copied normally, and we do not get folder

> creation error message.

>

> We got the same error message if we clear everything from the destination

> folder (\\domain1.com\users\user1\Citrix\Profile), "DETAIL - Cannot create a

> file when that file already exists", this is impossible, this folder is

> empty!!!

>

> Somebody could help? We got this error message for everybody on this server

> since we applied missing Windows Updates (6 months of updates).

>

> Thanks.

>

> Claude Lachapelle

> Systems Administrator, MCSE

[Guest Claude Lachapelle]

RE: DETAIL - Cannot create a file when that file already exists.

 

Problem fixed!

 

See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/275461

 

A little bit different, BUT THE SAME! Users should have read access to the

root of the share, even if they have full access of their own folder, this is

required for the mechanism to read the share/folder properties!!!

 

;-)

 

"Claude Lachapelle" wrote:

> As soon as we put the user into the "Domain Admin" group, this is working!

> Security issue... still searching.

>

> "Claude Lachapelle" wrote:

>

> > Hi!

> >

> > When we loggoff from a terminal services session we always get the following

> > error message:

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

> > Event Type: Error

> > Event Source: Userenv

> > Event Category: None

> > Event ID: 1509

> > Date: 30/10/2007

> > Time: 4:16:21 PM

> > User: DOMAIN1\user1

> > Computer: SERVER1

> > Description:

> > Windows cannot copy file C:\Documents and

> > Settings\user1.DOMAIN1\WINDOWS\system to location

> > \\domain1.com\users\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system. Possible causes of

> > this error include network problems or insufficient security rights. If this

> > problem persists, contact your network administrator.

> >

> > DETAIL - Cannot create a file when that file already exists.

> >

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

> > If we enable advance UserEnv logging, that says:

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

> > USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReconcileFile: M:\Documents and

> > Settings\user1\ntuser.pol ==> E:\user1\citrix\profile\ntuser.pol [OK]

> >

> > USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 CopyProfileDirectoryEx: Calling

> > ReconcileDirectory for all Directories

> >

> > USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 CreateNestedDirectory: CreateDirectory

> > failed with 183.

> >

> > USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReconcileDirectory: Failed to create the

> > destination directory <E:\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system>. Error = 183

> >

> > USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 CopyProfileDirectoryEx: Failed to create the

> > destination directory <E:\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system>. Error = 183

> >

> > USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReportError: Impersonating user.

> >

> > USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 GetShareName: WNetGetConnection initially

> > returned error 2250

> >

> > USERENV(4a0.4c7c) 16:39:12:177 ReportError: Logging Error <Windows cannot

> > copy file M:\Documents and Settings\user1\WINDOWS\system to location

> > \\domain1.com\users\user1\citrix\profile\WINDOWS\system. Possible causes of

> > this error include network problems or insufficient security rights. If this

> > problem persists, contact your network administrator.

> >

> > DETAIL - Cannot create a file when that file already exists

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

> >

> > And this is wrong, since we opened the destination share and folders to

> > everyone, full control, and still having this problem. If we create manually

> > all required folders, files are copied normally, and we do not get folder

> > creation error message.

> >

> > We got the same error message if we clear everything from the destination

> > folder (\\domain1.com\users\user1\Citrix\Profile), "DETAIL - Cannot create a

> > file when that file already exists", this is impossible, this folder is

> > empty!!!

> >

> > Somebody could help? We got this error message for everybody on this server

> > since we applied missing Windows Updates (6 months of updates).

> >

> > Thanks.

> >

> > Claude Lachapelle

> > Systems Administrator, MCSE