Has anyone encountered issues with using the MoveTo when the uploader runs on a Server 2008 install?

We're seeing different permissions assigned to the file after it's moved from the temp folder using the MoveTo function.  We even created a standard .Net upload page to test.  The standard page uploads the file and the file permissions are just fine.  However files uploaded and subsequently moved from the temp folder using the AJAX uploader cannot be accessed after they're moved.

 

Thoughts?

Joe Payne,

 

Can you download the latest build then try again?

 

Keep me posted

Hi,

 

I guess the target folder have set the special owner permission for the files .

 

Please confirm it.

 

Regards,
Terry

 

This was tested on the build dated 5/10/09.

 

I have more information though that may answer the question.

 

My assumption was that the control would automatically use the ~/UploaderTemp/ folder if it was created within the site.  This is not the case, at least not on this particular client installation on Win2K8.

 

The uploaded files were probably getting put into the Windows temp folder.  Since that folder lacks the same permissions as the site folder, the .MoveTo() function was moving a file with bad permissions assigned to it.  Bad from an IIS perspective at least.

 

When we modified the control to force the uploadtemp folder to ~/UploaderTemp/, the .MoveTo() function moves the files correctly and with the correct permissions.

Yeah,

 

for these cases , please set AutoUseSystemTempFolder to false, and specify the TempDirectory property.

 

Regards,
Terry