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Amie
Hi,
My .NET application has a script that checks whether an image file on a
remote server exists using File.Exists.
(../foldername/image.jpg) within the application.
When I moved the app to a test server (Server B), it still worked fine.
However, when the same codebase is run on a pilot server (Server C), it
somehow returns false when File.Exists() is executed. Same target, same
code.
Server A, B, and C are all Windows 2003 and the remote server is
Windows 2000. The target directory has Everyone to have full
permission.
What factors can affect file access on a remote server? I tried playing
with IIS, file system, etc but couldn't figure out.
Let me know if any of you has any suggestion.
Thanks in advance!
My .NET application has a script that checks whether an image file on a
remote server exists using File.Exists.
path (\\servername\foldername\image.jpg) or virtual directoryFrom my localhost (Server A), I can access the image file via network
(../foldername/image.jpg) within the application.
When I moved the app to a test server (Server B), it still worked fine.
However, when the same codebase is run on a pilot server (Server C), it
somehow returns false when File.Exists() is executed. Same target, same
code.
Server A, B, and C are all Windows 2003 and the remote server is
Windows 2000. The target directory has Everyone to have full
permission.
What factors can affect file access on a remote server? I tried playing
with IIS, file system, etc but couldn't figure out.
Let me know if any of you has any suggestion.
Thanks in advance!