C# - Response.AddHeader Access Denied
When I use the following code from the browser I get:
Response.AddHeader("Conten
I receive the following error.
Access to the path '\\myserver\mydir\myfile.t
When I run visual studio the file downloads without a problem.
Any ideas how to resolve?
Response.AddHeader("Conten
I receive the following error.
Access to the path '\\myserver\mydir\myfile.t
When I run visual studio the file downloads without a problem.
Any ideas how to resolve?
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Do you mean when you debug in visual studio, it works fine? If so, it could about file rights. When you host the page on iis, the default user is the asp.net user, which would likely wouldn't have rights to a file path that you've show, certainly, not by default. It may be about giving windows file rights to the asp.net user so iis context user can access the file.
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@AncientAnt - Yes when running visual studio the download works fine. When I go to a browser and access the website I get "access is denied"
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