How To Get The Unc Share Name Of A Given Folder (If Shared)
Oct 26, 2010How To Get The Unc Share Name Of A Given Folder (If Shared)?
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View 2 Repliesi have a situation where i need to develop a web system where sys. admin can create a shared folder in server and set who can access the shared folder programmatically.
i've manage to find example to create a shared folder from here:[URL]
and i also manage to find example to add user and set folder Security setting from here:[URL]
My problem is how can i add user in the Sharing permission setting since it is a shared folder. Default sharing setting is set to 'everyone'. This mean anyone in my company can browse to the shared file unless i set everyone security setting. I want to remove "everyone" and add users based on the user that i've already add at Security setting.
I need to temporarily access the network to separate directories. When do it I have access exception. I'm from Ukraine. not sure about the accuracy of the translation. "Logon not produced: Username or password not recognized"
access from my PC to the share directory I have >> Start >> Run >> \network addres
I'm searching an answer to this question on the web for 2 weeks unsuccessfully.I'm sure I'm not the only one to wondering about that! I have two web projects MVC2: a FrontOffice and a BackOffice.
The user has to be able to upload some image in the BackOffice, which will be display on the FrontOffice and vice versa. How can I share an image folder between these two projects? Has the folder to be necessary in the solution or can it be somewhere else on the server? My team and I are working with TFS.
I want to create an image folder in which we can write and read from frontoffice and backoffice. But I don't want to have to do a "get latest version" everytime someone is adding an image in the folder. I would like to create a folder on the server we can access from the backoffice AND the frontoffice with reading and writing rights in real time. I'm not sure to be very clear.
I have View which loads more than one partials.
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It's convinient to me to divide menus for pieces. But number of partials keep growing and it is getting harder to find concrete partial in Shared folder. Can I store partials in view folder which uses this partial? Html.RenderPartial() doesn't have such parameter as Controller Name so I think that it's impossible. But if there are any solutions to solve this inconvinience?
In this asp.net web application, users can upload files to the server through a web interface. All the uploaded files are save in a server side folder. If I want to create a new win form desktop client (actually, its a WPF application) which can be used to upload files to that same server side folder as web interface does, how can I share that server side folder with that win form client?
View 2 RepliesI've developed a file browser that will browser a different server shared folder. In order to get this working I'm using the unc path (\ServerSharedFolder) to return the files/folders. I've also added the following to my webconfig to get around the security <identity impersonate="true" userName="domainadmin"
password="password" />
It's simply a file browser, no create or delete functions will occur. The solution works and what I want to know is that this the safest way to do this? or the best way? I did try to use a virtual directory instead of unc path but asp.net would support this.
I have a web application that uses Windows Authentication, not forms, and has identity impersonate = true.
From an .aspx page, the following code can create a folder on a network share successfully but fails in my .asmx page.
dirPolicyFolder.CreateDirectory(ConfigurationManager.AppSettings("PolicyApplicationsPath") & strFolderName
I have confirmed that the same user is logged in both examples, permissions on the parent folder are set correctly, and the logged user has propper right to do this.
If I change the path to a local one, the asmx page can create the folder.Why would this fail when running in the .asmx page?
I am trying to access a shared folder which is located on a different server rather than on the asp.net server.
I configured windows authentication and set impersonation to true. Also try with enable/disable basic authentication.
I have tried the following:
with a mapped driveshared folder access (\sharedfolder)virtual directory pointing to shared folder with pass through configuration. However none of the above works. I am getting "Access Denied" error when trying with shared folder and virtual directory. In the case of mapped drive getting "Not Found" error.
I have an application where I export some crystal reports to a shared folder like:
Code:
Dim ReportFilePath As String = "XXXXXAutoLoad ReportsReports"
DiskOpts.DiskFileName = ReportFilePath & "" & ReportName
myCrystalReport1.ExportOptions.DestinationOptions = DiskOpts
myCrystalReport1.Export()
My question is: I looks it uses the machine account to access this folder like:
domainvgiwpw03-xxx$ (name of the server is vgiwpw03-xxx2).
Is there a way to programmatically specify which account to use accessing the shared folder? We do not like to use machine accounts as this may change if we switch servers etc.
I need to iterate through a server share and list every file within every folder and write each file name with all of its attributes into a database table.I assume that using the FileInfo class and all of it's properties (CreationTime, DirectoryName etc etc) is the best way but I have no idea of how to start.I'm starting to create a web app
View 8 RepliesI am stumped. i want my asp.net website to access a network share folder which is located at say, //hero/superman. I can do it manually.
I've done the following:
1. Included <identity impersonate="true" userName="IUSR_TEST" password="test" /> in my web.config.
2. Set anonymous access in IIS 5.1 with username IUSR_TEST and password: test in the account that is used for anonymous access. Checked integrated windows authentication.
3. Created a profile for IUSR_TEST in computer/management/local users and created the password: test for it. It is a member of guest.
4. Created a user account IUSR_TEST for the network share computer. gave it the same username and password.
4. On the network share computer, I've enabled access for the following people: ASPNET, NETWORK SERVICE, and IUSR_TEST.. all with full potential (for now) for the directory path in question //hero/superman which is really located on: c:herosuperman. I've given it full access.
But when I StreamReader fs = File.OpenText(Server.MapPath(@"\herosuperman est.txt"); I get the error "UnauthorizedAccess Exception". Access to the path \herosuperman est.txt is denied.
So what did I miss, what am I doing wrong. The key thing here are:
the webserver is on a domain. the network share computer is NOT on a domain, it is on it's own workgroup. This workgroup, lets just say is called "villains". So if I have to manually map the network drive to access the files, I must type: /villains/IUSR_Test and password: test to be able to map it on my webserver local computer.
On remote server i have shared folder. If there any way to download file from this shared folder on local machine? Without using ftp. Server dont have iis or something like this,just have shared folder.
View 1 RepliesI have an asp.net app written in c# and want to log into a shared folder on another server using a different user name and password.
How do I and can you give me some example code to allow me to connect to a shared folder on another server using a different user name and password.
Once connected, I wish to update a txt file
StreamWriter sw = File.AppendText(@\flcy_fluencyDNC_ListsTenantDNC.txt);
sw.WriteLine(tbTel1.Text);
sw.Close();
We have an aspx page that displays list of html file & folders from an shared folder. The html files and folder within this shared folder is being maitained by the end users. These are the static html files. When user clicks on any of the file, our .net code open up that file in the new window.
Recently there was an change in the requirement. End user wanted to display some of the data dynamically in the HTML page. We the asked end users to replace the static/hard coded data(eg. City name) within the html files. Find below sample code for your reference
Existing code in html
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New code in html
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To achieve this our .net code looks for the tag values(State or City) within the lookup table in SQL DB. It then gets the value from the respective tag from DB and replaces the custom tag with the DB value
Eg: <TAG:DYNAMIC value="State"> is being replaced by the value of the State tag in DB.
In order to achieve this we parse the entire html file and then replace the dynamic tags with the DB value. The parsing happens quick in smaller html files but takes almost 10-12 secs to parse bigger files (around 255KBs). We also noticed that even though we increase the number of our custom tags within the bigger files, the code takes same time to open the parsed html file. So it looks like DB hit is not an issue and looks like the issue lies in the parsing of the files. Find below code that parses the html file
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On further analysis we noticed the while loop within the above code takes longer to execute. Let me know if there is any better and faster way to parse bigger html files.
I have a gridview with hyperlink button in every row. Gridview is bind with some datasource.
Just what i want to do that when user click on hyperlink on particular row hyperlink button it should download a file.
The files are going to be saved daily in a share folder.
Secondly, I don't want to give user an option to open that file, means when user clicks hyperlink a dialog box should appear with open button.
how to find particular file as per date from share folder and download.
let me know what does these access modifiers means.private shared vs public shared vs protected shared
View 5 RepliesI have some common dlls that are referenced by both a windows service application and a asp.net web application. I don't want to make separate copies of the dlls and I also don't want to put those dlls into GAC. I try to put that service application under the same root folder as the web application so that they can share the same bin folder. I am not quite sure if this will cause any problems? I did find the web application had random session timeout, but not very often. Not sure if it was caused by the shared dlls.
View 1 RepliesI need a code to have the ability to share my news on social networks.My site structure is in Asp.net and vb.net.
View 1 RepliesI am showing thumbnail images in dataList on a page of my website. When i click on any image they open in big size. How i will share(Facebook). that particular big size image. My code is given below:
<script type="text/javascript">
var CurrentPage = 1;
function GetImageIndex(obj) {
while (obj.parentNode.tagName != "TD")
obj = obj.parentNode;
var td = obj.parentNode;
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I want to upload files to the web servers from the client machines.
Can i upload a file on a network share folder using file upload control?
I would like to create a share folder on a file server sitting next to the web server. If i upload the file from the network share folder instead of uploading it from the client machine does it make any difference?
Will the file be stored in a temporary location before copying to the final destination? Where will be the file stored in this case of uploading it from share folder?
I have an ASP.NET MVC application that attempts to read a file in using a filestream and File.OpenRead().
When the path to the file is a share on the same workgroup, and I give access to NETWORK SERVICE for the share, this works perfectly as desired.
However, when the path to the share is a UNC path to a remote share within the LAN, with read permissions open for "Everyone", the "File.OpenRead()" method throws an exception saying "Could not find a part of the path".
In my test cases I'm debugging locally with the ASP.NET MVC app being given a UNC path to the computer that it's actually running on. It's a share on my C drive, being "Shared" with permissions to "Everyone" for read access.
Is there something in IIS that needs to be configured? If I try to impersonate, in this context, the impersonation doesn't matter because NETWORK SERVICE was the user trying to access the files when it worked for a share in the same workgroup.
I want to call a non shared function in a shared function in which i am having a textbox control instance. Its giving no error but when i call this shared function from client callback it gives me no response
Any Idea except removing shared from the function.
Here is my code :
<WebMethod()> _
Public Shared Function myF() As String
Dim pg As New _Default
Return "{'Hello':'" & pg.setText & "'}"
End Function
Public Function setText() As String
Dim pg As New _Default
pg.TextBox1.Text = "This is a test"
Return pg.TextBox1.Text
End Function
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In above link you clearly describe (How to display directory folder structure).
The path only works when the folder insight the project.
When I put folder outside the project it didn't work. What type of changes I need to made to acces the folder outside the poject. & How can I show other details of files which are including in folders Like. Last Modified Created Date, Modified Date etc..
I am working on asp.net 3.5 in C#. In my application I have to Create folder and upload file in that folder, which works fine on my machine. I want help for create folder and upload file in that folder on other machine which is connected in LAN. code for create folder and Upload file on my machine
string FileName = FileUpload1.FileName;