Really odd logging directory problem

[BrentHedden]

I'm using the standalone version of SuperContainer, v2.792 on a Windows Server 2008 Enterprise SP2 machine. Installed and configured just fine and running as expected.

Until I restart the program or reboot the machine. After that point it gives the following error message when starting SuperContainer -

"Cannot run SuperContainer Server: java.lang.runtimeexception: logging directory is not writeable, please verify that the Files folder is in a folder SuperContainer can write to."

Apparently others have come up with this problem as well - http://attic.fmforums.com/forum/showtopic.php?tid/217642/ I checked the permissions on the folder C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\SuperContainer (where the log file is located), and 'Everyone' has full permissions, so I don't know what more to do at this point.

Something odd I noticed is that if I remove any references to 'supercontainer' in the registry and run it again, it'll run just fine. Of course I have to reset all of the option values. Until I stop the program or reboot the server, then this starts all over again.

There is no problems if I just stop and start the server using the button in the SCServer window.

Any other ideas that I might of missed?

[Smef]

Check and make sure that the directory is not set to be read only. This definitely sounds like some sort of permissions issue on your computer. As I recommended in the other thread check and make sure that there isn't any antivirus software which might be cracking down on your. AV software is often a culprit in situations like this.

[BrentHedden]

The directory is not set to read only. The server is running Symantec Endpoint, but even when I made an exception for that directory and even disabling the AV program altogether still gives the same results.

Any other ideas?