On Sep 4, 3:32*pm, "Martin" <n...@try.comwrote:
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Access to the path 'C:\users\schmidm\Templates' is denied.
Thoughts? *What other headaches will I run into with the wonderful world of
windows security?
Seems like this is a network question, which, like you say, involves
security. For example from my User account, if I try and write a file
to the Administrator account in XP/Vista, it will fail, as I don't
have permission.
This comes up even with standalone database programming--when I was
playing around with SQL Server a while ago, this would pop up. So I
ended up, for programming purposes, storing everything on the local
subdirectory the program was being executed in, but, like you say, for
your mirroring program that won't do.
In C# there is a class to fool with the stream permissions, you might
want to Google this assuming no more help here, though I think that
class deals with encoding a file so it cannot be read without the
proper permission, rather than what you seem to want (writing to a
directory).
RL