Hi,

 

Does the AjaxUploader work if uploading to a network based virtual directory in IIS?  (I have successfully uploaded files to the web server through a virtual directory, but cannot upload them to another location on our network).  Please help.

 

Thanks,

 

Greg

Greg,

 

Yes, have you set the correct permission to this UNC path?

The file upload location is set to the virtual directory alias.  And the proper setup for the unc path \\<servername>/\<share> was setup.  All ntfs and share permissions were set to full control for the user account with access to the share folder.  Do I only have to change the file location to be the share name in the application?  Is there something else that needs to be done in the code for the ajax uploader control?

Fyi:  the unc path should be \\<servername>\<share>

Hi,

 

set the TempDirectory property to "\\server\folder"

  for web.config is

   <add key="CuteWebUI.AjaxUploader.TempDirectory" values="\\share\folder" />

 

That's enough.

 

but that is for storing the temporary files, (xxx.resx) , you need copy it to another place while processing the FileUploaded event.

 

Regards,

Terry

Hi,

 

Does that mean I need to create a virtual directory for both the temp folder and the upload folder?

 

Thanks,

 

Greg

Greg,

 

No need.

 

Regards,

Terry

Hi Terry,

 

We keep getting the following error message when trying to upload a file to another server:

Access to the path '\\san02\appdata$\ERMS\Training\Requisition ID 100.5e5ffe09-68e9-4b70-9f2f-03043a36482a.File Upload - Sample 4.xls.resx' is denied.

 

This is funny because we are testing with full control as a network administrator. 

 

The web.config file has the following keys set under the <appSettings> tag:

<add key="FileUploadLocation" value="/ERMS-Attachments/"/>
<add key="CuteWebUI.AjaxUploader.TempDirectory" value="\\San02\appdata$\ERMS\Training" />

 

FileUploadLocation is the actual location where the files are stored - virtual directory in IIS.  The actual Network directory is \\san02\appdata$\ERMS\Training.

 

I don't fully understand how setting the temp directory works.  Does it have to be done on the web server or can I use a unc path (see above) as the value? 

 

Any suggestions as to what I can do to resolve this issue?

 

Thanks,

 

Greg

 

 

Greg,

 

You need to setup the permissions settings of that network folder.

 

You can set it can be read/write by everyone and try again.

 

Regards,

Terry