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ROBO Copy Permissions

Toby Stanerson
Toby Stanerson Apr 30, 2019

Hi,

 

I'm trying to execute a script in a Deployment project which executes a ROBO COPY command to copy the files from the Bamboo server to the test server.  This continues to fail with an "Access is Denied" error.  What account does Bamboo run under?  Is there a way I can use ROBO COPY to copy the files to the destination server?

Thank You!

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Jimmy Seddon
Jimmy Seddon Community Leader Apr 30, 2019

Hi @Toby Stanerson,

Welcome to the community!

On Windows, Bamboo runs as the user that is defined within the Windows service.  If you change the Log On account and restart the Bamboo service it will run under as the account you have specified.

I don't use Bamboo on Linux, but I believe it runs as the user that has started the Bamboo service.

I hope that helps!

-James

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