How do I programmaticall y copy files across a network (from a local
workstation to another local workstation on the network) using visual basic
2005?
In other words, when in explorer and you enter a unc path to a network
workstation, you are prompted with a dialog box asking for the user name and
password that has access rights to that computer. After validating, you can
access the files on the remote pc just like you can on your own pc, at which
point you could copy files to the remote pc.
I am trying to copy files to a remote pc and need to know how to do the
above in code.
Any help would be appreciated.
--
Sean McIntire
3  16993 
Well i copy with my programs just over the UNC paths but indeed my program
is running with the apropriate rights
So the trick is to give the program the right user credentials ( one that
has the apropriate rights on the target system ) , this is also possible
through code
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How do I programmaticall y copy files across a network (from a local
workstation to another local workstation on the network) using visual
basic
2005?
In other words, when in explorer and you enter a unc path to a network
workstation, you are prompted with a dialog box asking for the user name
and
password that has access rights to that computer. After validating, you
can
access the files on the remote pc just like you can on your own pc, at
which
point you could copy files to the remote pc.
I am trying to copy files to a remote pc and need to know how to do the
above in code.
Any help would be appreciated.
--
Sean McIntire
How do you do this in code?
--
Sean McIntire
"Michel Posseth [MCP]" wrote:
Well i copy with my programs just over the UNC paths but indeed my program
is running with the apropriate rights
So the trick is to give the program the right user credentials ( one that
has the apropriate rights on the target system ) , this is also possible
through code
"SeanMac" <Se*****@discus sions.microsoft .comschreef in bericht
news:F6******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
How do I programmaticall y copy files across a network (from a local
workstation to another local workstation on the network) using visual
basic
2005?
In other words, when in explorer and you enter a unc path to a network
workstation, you are prompted with a dialog box asking for the user name
and
password that has access rights to that computer. After validating, you
can
access the files on the remote pc just like you can on your own pc, at
which
point you could copy files to the remote pc.
I am trying to copy files to a remote pc and need to know how to do the
above in code.
Any help would be appreciated.
--
Sean McIntire
Even though the following article says 'asp.net' in the title, it is
actually
applicable to what you want to do (impersonate a specific user). http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306158
and another good explanatation with example code http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20020418.asp
regards
HTH
Michel Posseth
"SeanMac" <Se*****@discus sions.microsoft .comschreef in bericht
news:42******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
How do you do this in code?
--
Sean McIntire
"Michel Posseth [MCP]" wrote:
>Well i copy with my programs just over the UNC paths but indeed my
program
is running with the apropriate rights
So the trick is to give the program the right user credentials ( one that
has the apropriate rights on the target system ) , this is also possible
through code
"SeanMac" <Se*****@discus sions.microsoft .comschreef in bericht
news:F6******* *************** ************@mi crosoft.com...
How do I programmaticall y copy files across a network (from a local
workstation to another local workstation on the network) using visual
basic
2005?
In other words, when in explorer and you enter a unc path to a network
workstation, you are prompted with a dialog box asking for the user
name
and
password that has access rights to that computer. After validating,
you
can
access the files on the remote pc just like you can on your own pc, at
which
point you could copy files to the remote pc.
I am trying to copy files to a remote pc and need to know how to do the
above in code.
Any help would be appreciated.
--
Sean McIntire
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