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We are getting error when publishing any page from tridion in Committing Deployment phase. We have a DD4T setup in which images get into the filesystem. Below is the cd_deployer log -

E:\Web\Affinity\PCI\SDL\wwwroot\Website\Images\blue_callout_insurance101_125x125_tcm83-4888.png (Access is denied), Exception occured while trying to commit transaction tcm:0-70221-66560, E:\Web\Affinity\PCI\SDL\wwwroot\Website\Images\blue_callout_insurance101_125x125_tcm83-4888.png (Access is denied), E:\Web\Affinity\PCI\SDL\wwwroot\Website\Images\blue_callout_insurance101_125x125_tcm83-4888.png (Access is denied) for transaction: tcm:0-70221-66560 2015-04-30 09:21:45,585 DEBUG DeployPipelineExecutor - Failure in Phase: Deployment Commit Phase attempt: 2 for transaction: tcm:0-70221-66560 2015-04-30 09:21:45,585 DEBUG DeployPipelineExecutor - Retry is supported for phase: Deployment Commit Phase in transaction: tcm:0-70221-66560

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Looks to me like the deployer is trying to place your image on the filesystem as instructed but it does not have sufficient access to E:\Web\Affinity\PCI\SDL\wwwroot\Website\Images\.

Check what user your deployer website or service is running under and ensure that user has write access to the directory.

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  • Its a issue with one image only, all other images in the component are getting replaced in the web folder except one where we get access denied. The deployer is able to update the images, not a deployer access issue it seems.
    – manish
    Apr 30 '15 at 20:50
  • Then is there a file based lock on that specific image file? Perhaps from your web application or a virus scanner? It is clearly a file access issue of some kind.
    – David Forster
    Apr 30 '15 at 20:53
  • Not sure how to check for the file based lock.
    – manish
    Apr 30 '15 at 21:13
  • Google knows... stackoverflow.com/questions/241178/…
    – David Forster
    Apr 30 '15 at 21:15
  • I am able to rename the image, does it still mean that it's locked. Anyway I can now publish the pages which were failing for few images. Now since I have renamed them, it's creating new images. Let me know how to overcome with this workaround.
    – manish
    May 1 '15 at 14:31
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This issue definitely seems like a file permission issue. I usually add modify permission to the deployer's incoming folder and at the web application folder.

Here's an alternative approach. Publish all binary files to the broker DB and use DD4T's binary distribution module to dynamically retrieve the jpeg/png/etc...

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