in my folder i have lots of pdfs stored in this format:
01_01_05.pdf means file is saved as mm_dd_yy format so if the file is uploaded on 23 march 2006 it will be 03_23_06.pdf
i'm using filesystemobject to check to see what file it the most recent uploaded Code:
how to find the size of a pdf which is located on the server i know i have to use filesystemobject
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I have got a problem wit da FILESYSTEM in ASP coding. Before I use window 98 installing PWS. Everything works fine....
And now, I use Window XP professional ( Laplop ), everything is updated ( Service Pack, .NET component, ASP.net stuff...
All my ASP code with FileSystem which used to be properly ran cant be executed on my XP server.
There is no message error on da page, but the browser icon keeps spinning and da content is blank, it means u dont see anything happens. I wanna ensure dat all da code is right, cos it work properly with PSW and other servers. I even tested with a simple code, but It still doesnt work..... Code:
I want to write a script that can read and write files to a place on a network file-server. Since the machine-local IUSR is not a domain user, it cannot access the resource.I want to provide IUSR limited access to a particular place on the file server.
Can anyone help me think of a reasonably secure work-around to this issue. We tried creating a virtual directory that points to the share(using a domain account), but even then, site users can see the files (no security), but the fso (IUSR) cannot (no
functionality). There must be a way.
I am trying to copy files across servers
I can successfully copy file from server1 to server4
but am not able to copy file from server2 to server4
If I use the code to check for file on server 4
ie
If Fileexists(server4filename) then
response.write("File exists")
else
response.write("File Does not exist")
end if
If I run this code from server1 I get file exists
But if I run the same code from server2 I get file does not exist.
I am logged on as the same user.
Could anyone PLEASE let me know what is the difference on both the servers ie. server 2 and server1.
I am going crazy trying to figure out why the FileExists method of the FileSystem object returns false when the file passed to it DOES exist.
The FolderExists method of the same object recognizes the existence of the folder containing the files in question, but FileExists always returns false.