File.Move UNC

[Bill Young via .NET 247]

I'm having all sorts of problems trying to move a file across the network using the File.Move command with a computer on the network. I have tried doing it with \\<server>\<sha re> and I tried mapping a drive but I still get the same error.

System.Unauthor izedAccessExcep tion: Access to the path "M:\home.wa v" is denied.
at System.IO.__Err or.WinIOError(I nt32 errorCode, String str)
at System.IO.File. Move(String sourceFileName, String destFileName)
at WatchFolder.For m1.ProtectandSe rve(String fp) in c:\files\c#\vmw atcher\form1.cs :line 147

line 147 is

File.Move(fp,sp );

where fp =c:\wavs\home.w av
and
sp = m:\home.wav or
\\w2k3\messages \home.wav



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From: Bill Young

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[Cos Callis]

RE: File.Move UNC

Bill
What "user context" is the application running in? Is this an ASP.NET application? You are running into a permissions issue (duh, I know.) but the hard part is figuiring out what permissions need to be granted and to whom. You might try authentication. assert but this carries some consequences for security as well..

HTH

Cos Callis, MCAD

[Cos Callis]

RE: File.Move UNC

Bill
What "user context" is the application running in? Is this an ASP.NET application? You are running into a permissions issue (duh, I know.) but the hard part is figuiring out what permissions need to be granted and to whom. You might try authentication. assert but this carries some consequences for security as well..

HTH

Cos Callis, MCAD