Hello igotyourdotnet,
From your description, you got the "access denied" error when running one
ASP.NET page which upload file to a FTP site. As you mentioned that
another page upload file to a database works correct and the two pages both
use the "c:\temp" directory, would you provide some detailed information on
how does the two pages use the c:\temp directory? For example,
**whether the two pages will first generate some file from other source and
put them in the c:\temp dir and then upload it to the target(database or
FTP)
** whether it is possible that the two page will access the same file?
** as you said that the problem page will first create a file and write
data into it, is this created file also used by any other application or
page?
You can also provide the detailed host environment of your ASP.NET
application(like server and IIS version ....)
Generally,for "Access Denied" error, possible causes are security
permission and file handle locking. I would suggest you try
troubleshooting the issue step by step. You can first break the code (such
as the creating file stage and the upload to FTP stage) to see in which
stage does the "Access Denied" error occur.
Also, if you have the VS IDE installed on the server that running the
pages, you can manually attach to the ASP.NET worker process and debug
through the page code to see at which point does the exception get thrown.
In addition, for such file access problem, the following tools are useful
for detecting NTFS file permission error and file handle lock:
#Filemon for Windows(for detect file access failure)
http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/Filemon.html
#Process Explorer(for check file handle ownership)
http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ProcessExplorer.html
Please feel free to let me know if you have any new finding or questions.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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