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albatross07 #1
Saving/uploading a file to seperate server
I am trying to figure out a way to save a file to a seperate server(not my web
server) on my network.
Is this possible?
If so with what tag?
<cffile>?
<cfhttp>?
could you include a Small code example if possible or just poin tme in the
right direction.
Thanks for your help
Ron
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eastinq #2
Re: Saving/uploading a file to seperate server
You could also make the remote folder shared and map from web server.
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albatross07 #3
Re: Saving/uploading a file to seperate server
ok I have mapped the folder: it shows in windows explorer as "dbshare ON
'servername\folder1\home (I:)"
but I am not sure how to pass this in the ddestination argument of the cffile
tag...dbshare is the folder that contains the folder I want to get to. I have
tried several stabs in the dark, but none have worked.. ANy help would be
appreciated.
Thanks
Ron
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eastinq #4
Re: Saving/uploading a file to seperate server
If you mapped it to the X drive letter then it would be
destination="X:\"
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Nanwedar #5
Re: Saving/uploading a file to seperate server
Have you tried looking into CFFTP tag? I'm trying to use this to xfer images
between servers, but so far it's buggy to say the least. Please post if you use
this tag and it doesn't randomly rename your file extensions for no reason.
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