upload a file using vb.net

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I am using vb 2005.
I am trying to upload a file to a server.

server name is i.e. MyServer and in d drive there is xdir directory, in that directory there is udir.

I have permision in MyServer but there is no share

\\MyServer --> permission
\\MyServer\d$ --> no permission
\\MyServer\d$\xdir --> no permission
\\MyServer\d$\xdir\udir --> full permission

I want to upload to that folder but I got access denied while using My.Computer.Network.UploadFile command.

How can I upload files to that directory?

There is about 100 people using this server(MyServer). Everyone has admin priviledges on uDir, so anyone exploring uDir can delete any files as they wish.

This is the problem with sharing the folder uDir. We dont need direct access from MyServer, that is because no permission on d$ drive and xDir folder, but have full permission on uDir.

Can I do it with adjusting permissions?
Or any ideas about uploading files to uDir?

Posted 13-Sep-10 3:24am

tarik tufan

Updated 13-Sep-10 21:27pm

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 14-Sep-10 3:27am

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MftBros · Answer 1 · 2010-09-13T10:37:00

Ok you are right but there is one problem with sharing
there is about 100 people using this server(MyServer). Everyone has admin priviledges on uDir. So anyone exploring uDir can delete any files as they wish... This is the problem with sharing the folder uDir. We dont need direct access from MyServer... that is because no permission on d$ drive and xDir folder but have full permission on uDir.
can i do it with adjusting permissions??? Or any ideas about uploading files to uDir?

tarik tufan · Answer 2 · 2010-09-13T20:10:00

Solution 3

No solution? There should be a way doing so!
There is persist upload dll working in server...
Can i use that dll in order to upload???

Posted 13-Sep-10 20:10pm

tarik tufan

Sandeep Mewara · Answer 3 · 2010-09-13T06:46:00

Solution 1

AFAIK, For accessing any drive like D$ or E$, you need to have admin priviledges on that system.

Try folder shared directly instead of accessing the drive first.
Like:

\\MyServer\uDir

Posted 13-Sep-10 6:46am

Sandeep Mewara