Hi,
I am getting an Error "Access to the path...... is denied" Error. I have an
web app and I am creating a log file to write the error info. If I have the
absolute path "C:\Inetpub\www root\Samples\Te st\bin" and write the file
there, then it works but if i try another method say "Machinename\pa th" e.g:
\\Stephen\Sampl es\Test\bin then it gives me Access to path denied Error.
No matter which machine/server its deployed, I want it write the log file.
say I am deploying it on "TestServer " and while testing, there is an error.
I want it to be written to \\Test\Samples\ Test\bin is this possible or am i
totally off base.
I tried setting permissions and still i get this access to path denied.
Thanks,
Stephen
2  2061 
Hey,
Is is in Domain? You need to make sure that the user that the asp.net
is using has access to Domain...
stephen wrote:
Hi,
I am getting an Error "Access to the path...... is denied" Error. I have an
web app and I am creating a log file to write the error info. If I have the
absolute path "C:\Inetpub\www root\Samples\Te st\bin" and write the file
there, then it works but if i try another method say "Machinename\pa th" e.g:
\\Stephen\Sampl es\Test\bin then it gives me Access to path denied Error.
No matter which machine/server its deployed, I want it write the log file.
say I am deploying it on "TestServer " and while testing, there is an error.
I want it to be written to \\Test\Samples\ Test\bin is this possible or am i
totally off base.
I tried setting permissions and still i get this access to path denied.
Thanks,
Stephen
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
I actually have given full control to the ASPNET account but it still gives
me the error
Exception Details: System.Runtime. InteropServices .COMException: Cannot
access read-only document 'Export_Results 12.xls'.
This happens when I write to a particular folder on InetPub.
Please advice,
Stephen Noronha
"Orion41" <""ikarlgut\"@@ hotmail.com"wro te in message
news:IJ******** *******@twister .nyroc.rr.com.. .
>
Hey,
Is is in Domain? You need to make sure that the user that the asp.net is
using has access to Domain...
stephen wrote:
>Hi,
I am getting an Error "Access to the path...... is denied" Error. I have
an web app and I am creating a log file to write the error info. If I
have the absolute path "C:\Inetpub\www root\Samples\Te st\bin" and write
the file there, then it works but if i try another method say
"Machinename\p ath" e.g: \\Stephen\Sampl es\Test\bin then it gives me
Access to path denied Error.
No matter which machine/server its deployed, I want it write the log
file. say I am deploying it on "TestServer " and while testing, there is
an error. I want it to be written to \\Test\Samples\ Test\bin is this
possible or am i totally off base.
I tried setting permissions and still i get this access to path denied.
Thanks,
Stephen
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