Copy files between two web servers...

[Matthew Moran]

I have a need to have a web server (windows based) grab files each week from
a linux based server - hosted elsewhere. I cannot use UNC paths.

I want to have a script (.asp/asp.net) on the windows server that I would
provide a list of files to copy. The script would then copy the listed files.

The problem is that the using a filestream and copyto runs into an error
with URI paths.

This will be a substantial amount of data each week. I don't want to copy
it locally and then back up to the windows web server. I want/need the copy
to be directly between the two servers.

Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Matthew Moran
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[Steven Burn]

Are the two servers on the same network?

If so, why not just use FSO?....and if not, would FTP/RSync do? (I *believe*
you can get RSync for Windows)

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I have a need to have a web server (windows based) grab files each week

from

a linux based server - hosted elsewhere. I cannot use UNC paths.

I want to have a script (.asp/asp.net) on the windows server that I would
provide a list of files to copy. The script would then copy the listed

files.

>
The problem is that the using a filestream and copyto runs into an error
with URI paths.

This will be a substantial amount of data each week. I don't want to copy
it locally and then back up to the windows web server. I want/need the

copy

to be directly between the two servers.

Any ideas would be appreciated.
--
Matthew Moran
The IT Career Builder''s Toolkit (Cisco Press)
http://www.cbtoolkit.com

Career Advice for the IT Professional
http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/pm/career