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ASP Uploader needs read/write permission to the system temp folder

Last post 04-14-2010, 3:11 PM by Adam. 7 replies.


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03-15-2010, 2:39 AM 59387

Webworld
Joined on 03-10-2010
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ASP Uploader needs read/write permission to the system temp folder

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Hi,

We have got error on temprory directory - which mean virtual directory right??

How we could solve this issue..can we change the directory path beacuse we have got the error message

"Error : Microsoft JScript runtime error '800a139e'

ASP Uploader needs read/write permission to the system temp folder. If your host doesn't allow such access, you can specify a different path using TempDirectory property. at function Ox33

/apanel/Webworld_Publish/Dialogs/aspuploader/resources/coreimpl.js, line 1 "

where we change temp directory property....is this GOOD OPTION FOR all sites and servers? or can we communicate with host company for this.

We have got this error in our few sites not all.

please let us know quick clarification/solution to fix it.

Regards,

Vel's

Teachnical Team

Webworld

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03-15-2010, 12:20 PM 59400 in reply to 59387

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
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Re: ASP Uploader needs read/write permission to the system temp folder

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Please open upload_handler.asp and set up TempDirectory folder.

After line 135, please add the following code:

Uploader.TempDirectory ="/mytempfolder"

Keep me posted

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03-16-2010, 6:04 AM 59419 in reply to 59400

Webworld
Joined on 03-10-2010
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Re: ASP Uploader needs read/write permission to the system temp folder

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Sorry.. Adam..!

Still, i get the same error.

please let me what else i do..i even try with my HOST providers..and i requested then to give FULL permission..they gave/grand full permission.

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03-16-2010, 9:50 AM 59423 in reply to 59419

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
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Re: ASP Uploader needs read/write permission to the system temp folder

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Are you sure TempDirectory is pointed to the correct location and the target folder does exist?

Uploader.TempDirectory ="/mytempfolder"

03-18-2010, 5:08 AM 59468 in reply to 59423

Webworld
Joined on 03-10-2010
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Re: ASP Uploader needs read/write permission to the system temp folder

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YES, actually i have direct it to UPLOADS directory. it has all permissions.

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03-18-2010, 10:33 AM 59477 in reply to 59468

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
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Re: ASP Uploader needs read/write permission to the system temp folder

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Webworld:

YES, actually i have direct it to UPLOADS directory. it has all permissions.

Is your site online? If so, is that possible for you to set up FTP access so we can check it?

04-14-2010, 8:11 AM 60088 in reply to 59477

darias
Joined on 02-17-2006
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Re: ASP Uploader needs read/write permission to the system temp folder

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I have the same problem and that solution doesn't fix it either.

04-14-2010, 3:11 PM 60102 in reply to 60088

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
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Re: ASP Uploader needs read/write permission to the system temp folder

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darias:
I have the same problem and that solution doesn't fix it either.

Have you tried the following solution?

Please open upload_handler.asp and set up TempDirectory folder.

After line 135, please add the following code:

Uploader.TempDirectory ="/mytempfolder"

Keep me posted

If you did, what kind of error message did you get?