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The code is good but here is the line that is creating the problem: biData = Request.BinaryRead(Request<wbr />.TotalByte<wbr />s)<br />
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Is there a limit that needs to be increased?<br />
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I added NETWORK SERVICES &nbsp;but to no avail.
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The code is good but here is the line that is creating the problem: biData = Request.BinaryRead(Request.TotalBytes)

Is there a limit that needs to be increased?

I added NETWORK SERVICES  but to no avail.

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I just uploaded a 41 kb image fine. &nbsp;The one before was 273 kb. &nbsp;They both seem pretty small but it sounds like a limits issue, right?
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I just uploaded a 41 kb image fine.  The one before was 273 kb.  They both seem pretty small but it sounds like a limits issue, right?

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It was a request entity limit issue. &nbsp;Thanks for the help!
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It was a request entity limit issue.  Thanks for the help!

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Just moved to a new server and my file system object code is not working. &nbsp;I believe I have the permissions on each folder correctly set. &nbsp;It worked fine on iis 7/windows server 2008. &nbsp;Is there a setting somewhere?<br />
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Thanks
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Just moved to a new server and my file system object code is not working.  I believe I have the permissions on each folder correctly set.  It worked fine on iis 7/windows server 2008.  Is there a setting somewhere?

Thanks

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