[DUG]: Network Drive

2001-04-22 Thread Eion McIntosh (CHCH)

Hi

Can someone please give us some assistance on how to make a programmatical
network drive connection.
We have a app running which we want it to temporary make a automatic drive
mapping to do one task and then disconnect. This is only a small task and we
don't want the user to have permanent access to the directory.

Thanks
Eion McIntosh
PPCS Ltd
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Re:[DUG]: Network Drive

2001-04-22 Thread paul . mckenzie

Do you have to actually map the drive ? or can you just access it the same way
it would be mapped...
ie using the path "\\NetworkedDrive\NetworkDirectory\SubDirectories\TheFile"

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 Hi

 Can someone please give us some assistance on how to make a programmatical
 network drive connection.
 We have a app running which we want it to temporary make a automatic drive
 mapping to do one task and then disconnect. This is only a small task and
 we
 don't want the user to have permanent access to the directory.

 Thanks
 Eion McIntosh
 PPCS Ltd
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RE: [DUG]: Network Drive

2001-04-22 Thread Eion McIntosh (CHCH)

The task requires a database connection. Can you setup the BDE with a unc
path? I so I'll be able to do it that way, Eion

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 Do you have to actually map the drive ? or can you just access it the same
 way
 it would be mapped...
 ie using the path
 "\\NetworkedDrive\NetworkDirectory\SubDirectories\TheFile"
 
 Regards
 Paul McKenzie
 
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  Hi
 
  Can someone please give us some assistance on how to make a
 programmatical
  network drive connection.
  We have a app running which we want it to temporary make a automatic
 drive
  mapping to do one task and then disconnect. This is only a small task
 and
  we
  don't want the user to have permanent access to the directory.
 
  Thanks
  Eion McIntosh
  PPCS Ltd
  
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Re: [DUG]: Network Drive

2001-04-22 Thread Bevan Edwards


Yes, you can use UNC in the BDE.

Regards,

Bevan


"Eion McIntosh (CHCH)" wrote:
 
 The task requires a database connection. Can you setup the BDE with a unc
 path? I so I'll be able to do it that way, Eion
 
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  Do you have to actually map the drive ? or can you just access it the same
  way
  it would be mapped...
  ie using the path
  "\\NetworkedDrive\NetworkDirectory\SubDirectories\TheFile"
 
  Regards
  Paul McKenzie
 
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  Subject:  [DUG]:  Network Drive
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  Date:  23/04/2001 10:16
 
 
 
   Hi
 
   Can someone please give us some assistance on how to make a
  programmatical
   network drive connection.
   We have a app running which we want it to temporary make a automatic
  drive
   mapping to do one task and then disconnect. This is only a small task
  and
   we
   don't want the user to have permanent access to the directory.
 
   Thanks
   Eion McIntosh
   PPCS Ltd
 
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Re:RE: [DUG]: Network Drive

2001-04-22 Thread paul . mckenzie

I am pretty sure that I did this 2 or 3 years ago with D3 Paradox Tables over a
MS Network
 - actually I think it was a mix of Mappings an UNC paths...

Regards
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 The task requires a database connection. Can you setup the BDE with a unc
 path? I so I'll be able to do it that way, Eion

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  Sent:   Monday, 23 April 2001 10:31
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  Subject: Re:[DUG]:  Network Drive
 
  Do you have to actually map the drive ? or can you just access it the
 same
  way
  it would be mapped...
  ie using the path
  "\\NetworkedDrive\NetworkDirectory\SubDirectories\TheFile"
 
  Regards
  Paul McKenzie
 
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  Subject:  [DUG]:  Network Drive
  Author:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Date:  23/04/2001 10:16
 
 
 
   Hi
 
   Can someone please give us some assistance on how to make a
  programmatical
   network drive connection.
   We have a app running which we want it to temporary make a automatic
  drive
   mapping to do one task and then disconnect. This is only a small
 task
  and
   we
   don't want the user to have permanent access to the directory.
 
   Thanks
   Eion McIntosh
   PPCS Ltd
 
 
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RE: RE: [DUG]: Network Drive

2001-04-22 Thread Eion McIntosh (CHCH)

Using the UNC path has done what I wanted, Thanks

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 Subject:  Re:RE: [DUG]:  Network Drive
 
 I am pretty sure that I did this 2 or 3 years ago with D3 Paradox Tables
 over a
 MS Network
  - actually I think it was a mix of Mappings an UNC paths...
 
 Regards
 Paul McKenzie
 
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 Subject:  RE: [DUG]:  Network Drive
 Author:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date:  23/04/2001 11:00
 
 
 
  The task requires a database connection. Can you setup the BDE with a
 unc
  path? I so I'll be able to do it that way, Eion
 
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   Subject: Re:[DUG]:  Network Drive
  
   Do you have to actually map the drive ? or can you just access it
 the
  same
   way
   it would be mapped...
   ie using the path
   "\\NetworkedDrive\NetworkDirectory\SubDirectories\TheFile"
  
   Regards
   Paul McKenzie
  
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   Subject:  [DUG]:  Network Drive
   Author:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Date:  23/04/2001 10:16
  
  
  
Hi
  
Can someone please give us some assistance on how to make a
   programmatical
network drive connection.
We have a app running which we want it to temporary make a
 automatic
   drive
mapping to do one task and then disconnect. This is only a
 small
  task
   and
we
don't want the user to have permanent access to the directory.
  
Thanks
Eion McIntosh
PPCS Ltd
  
  
  
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RE: [DUG] Network resource and IIS

2000-07-25 Thread Jim Zheng

Thanks Dave. We've solved the problem. As you said, we need to do anything 
using the same account that IIS is running under, which is iusr_server 
name by default.

Jim Zheng
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Subject:RE: [DUG] Network resource and IIS

Maybe you need to try mapping the drive using the same account that IIS is
running under. The ERROR_SESSION_CREDENTIAL_CONFLICT appears to happen when
a mapping is already in place using a different Username/Password than the
one you are trying.

The latest example I found with this error is when trying to add an NT
machine to an existing domain using the administrator username/password. 
The
error occurs if there is a drive already mapped using a different
username/password. Removing the drive mapping allowes the machine to join
the domain.

Dave.

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Subject: [DUG] Network resource and IIS


Hi, All,

When we try to map a network connection inside IIS, i.e. in an OCX
component, by using WnetAddConnection2 API function, we get error code
which does not list in the WnetAddConnection2 help document,
ERROR_SESSION_CREDENTIAL_CONFLICT is one of them.

Does anyone know how to connect to a network drive or how to use a network
file resource in an OCX component? We know the OCX component is running in
IIS service, so mapping a drive manually under a login is not recognized by 
IIS.

We are using Windows 2000.

Any comments would be appreciated.

Jim Zheng


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RE: [DUG] Network resource and IIS

2000-07-24 Thread David O'Brien

Maybe you need to try mapping the drive using the same account that IIS is
running under. The ERROR_SESSION_CREDENTIAL_CONFLICT appears to happen when
a mapping is already in place using a different Username/Password than the
one you are trying.

The latest example I found with this error is when trying to add an NT
machine to an existing domain using the administrator username/password. The
error occurs if there is a drive already mapped using a different
username/password. Removing the drive mapping allowes the machine to join
the domain.

Dave.

-Original Message-
From: Jim Zheng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 20 July 2000 11:43
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: [DUG] Network resource and IIS


Hi, All,

When we try to map a network connection inside IIS, i.e. in an OCX 
component, by using WnetAddConnection2 API function, we get error code 
which does not list in the WnetAddConnection2 help document, 
ERROR_SESSION_CREDENTIAL_CONFLICT is one of them.

Does anyone know how to connect to a network drive or how to use a network 
file resource in an OCX component? We know the OCX component is running in 
IIS service, so mapping a drive manually under a login is not recognized by 
IIS.

We are using Windows 2000.

Any comments would be appreciated.

Jim Zheng


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RE: [DUG] Network resource and IIS

2000-07-20 Thread Chris Reynolds

The problem is a security one. Maybe you should question what you are trying
to do.

IIS and any web server goes to great lengths to protect your file system
from internet access. So if you are logging into IIS  with a guest Login, by
default you have no access to the server's file system.


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Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2000 11:43 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: [DUG] Network resource and IIS


Hi, All,

When we try to map a network connection inside IIS, i.e. in an OCX
component, by using WnetAddConnection2 API function, we get error code
which does not list in the WnetAddConnection2 help document,
ERROR_SESSION_CREDENTIAL_CONFLICT is one of them.

Does anyone know how to connect to a network drive or how to use a network
file resource in an OCX component? We know the OCX component is running in
IIS service, so mapping a drive manually under a login is not recognized by
IIS.

We are using Windows 2000.

Any comments would be appreciated.

Jim Zheng


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[DUG] Network resource and IIS

2000-07-19 Thread Jim Zheng

Hi, All,

When we try to map a network connection inside IIS, i.e. in an OCX 
component, by using WnetAddConnection2 API function, we get error code 
which does not list in the WnetAddConnection2 help document, 
ERROR_SESSION_CREDENTIAL_CONFLICT is one of them.

Does anyone know how to connect to a network drive or how to use a network 
file resource in an OCX component? We know the OCX component is running in 
IIS service, so mapping a drive manually under a login is not recognized by 
IIS.

We are using Windows 2000.

Any comments would be appreciated.

Jim Zheng


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[DUG]: network protocols.

1999-06-08 Thread Matthew Comb



Does anyone know how I could write a program to install 
certain network protocols, setup file sharing and change the identification for 
a machine ?

Is there anything around that does this (Apart from the 
windows configuration !) I want this to be automated.

Cheers,

Matt.


[DUG]: network

1999-02-08 Thread Siegfried Kirchmair

Hi,

How can I check if another machine is up except by using file system 
e.g. fileexists('\\other_machine\drive\...).
The problem being that by checking on a file on the network the 
program seems to wait for the timeout if the other_machine is down 
and my program seems to hang.
I need to check this before the bde tries to access a paradox table 
on the other machine as otherwise the bde hangs up.
Is there a kind of ping function?

thanks
 sigi
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Re: [DUG]: network

1999-02-08 Thread pjones



 Forget about Windows API being any use. The safest idea would be to use an
IP Ping - if you have IP.  If not then your probably stuffed.

Cheers






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Hi,

How can I check if another machine is up except by using file system
e.g. fileexists('\\other_machine\drive\...).
The problem being that by checking on a file on the network the
program seems to wait for the timeout if the other_machine is down
and my program seems to hang.
I need to check this before the bde tries to access a paradox table
on the other machine as otherwise the bde hangs up.
Is there a kind of ping function?

thanks
 sigi
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