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dodger_web
Hi,
I want to setup a web server which runs IIS 6.0 + Asp.net 2.0 and
windows services for unix 3.5.
The asp.net is suposed to run localy, but requires files which reside on
a nfs server.
Is there a clean way to do that ?
We tried differents methods :
1) mapped network drives
This will not work easily because each user will see it's own mapped
network drives and i do not think that the aspnet user can have
visibility on such a drive (lets say z
.
2) unc paths such \\nfsserver\share\file.txt
when you browse from th NFS network part of explorer, it's work
perfectly, but if you just cut and paste the path in explorer it will
understand it like a netbios name.
However it fails on asp code with fso.
3) unc paths such nfsserv://share/file.txt
same as above windows asp do not undertand it like an nfs path
Can you give me some ideas please ?
I want to setup a web server which runs IIS 6.0 + Asp.net 2.0 and
windows services for unix 3.5.
The asp.net is suposed to run localy, but requires files which reside on
a nfs server.
Is there a clean way to do that ?
We tried differents methods :
1) mapped network drives
This will not work easily because each user will see it's own mapped
network drives and i do not think that the aspnet user can have
visibility on such a drive (lets say z
.2) unc paths such \\nfsserver\share\file.txt
when you browse from th NFS network part of explorer, it's work
perfectly, but if you just cut and paste the path in explorer it will
understand it like a netbios name.
However it fails on asp code with fso.
3) unc paths such nfsserv://share/file.txt
same as above windows asp do not undertand it like an nfs path
Can you give me some ideas please ?