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KB42417: Upon executing Project Duplication Wizard: "You do not have enough privileges to write files in the provided path. Please ask your administrator for the proper privileges or choose a different log file path"


Stefan Zepeda

Salesforce Solutions Architect • Strategy


Upon executing Project Duplication Wizard: "You do not have enough privileges to write files in the provided path. Please ask your administrator for the proper privileges or choose a different log file path"

Upon execeuting the Project Duplication Wizard, a user receives the follow error message:
 
"You do not have enough privileges to write files in the provided path. Please ask your administrator for the proper privileges or choose a different log file path."
 
Cause:
This error message is caused by the fact that the user does not have sufficient ACLs or privileges to write data to the destination log folder.
 
Action:
 
1. One option is to disable logging entirely, by unchecking the following boxes.
 

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2. Another option is to change the destination folder to one in which the user has "write" access by selecting "Browse" for the Event, Inconsistent Objects, and Statistics log in the last screen of the Project Duplication Wizard. If user does not have access to the Common Files path, consider creating a local folder and log file on the desktop.
 

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Upon disabling the Project Duplication logging or changing the destination folder for the logging events, the project duplication should successfully run with no errors.


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June 8, 2017

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June 8, 2017