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yaronbb
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FSO Folder copy - 9/13/2007 19:56:21
Hi to all,
I am using this script to copy a folder from my site, and I want that the target will be my local computer.
<%
Dim FSO
Set FSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
FSO.CopyFolder "C:\Inetpub\WebSites\Mysite","C:\LocalComputer",True
Set FSO = Nothing
%>
Is it possible?
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rdouglass
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RE: FSO Folder copy - 9/14/2007 9:19:34
FSO only works on the machine that the script is running on. It cannot copy from one computer to the next.
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yaronbb
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RE: FSO Folder copy - 9/14/2007 14:05:21
Ok, so is there other way to do it?
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ThomasMobley
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RE: FSO Folder copy - 9/16/2007 17:54:20
fso can't do it, but you can read the file in fso and feed that to an ado stream object and then write it back to the client. It's a tad complicated though. What's wrong with good old ftp? This is the second post I read on this subject and neither were about allowing anonymous users to download a file. Site owners should just use ftp to do this it would seem to me.
Am I missing something?
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yaronbb
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RE: FSO Folder copy - 9/17/2007 2:35:54
Hi, thanks for replaying me.
This is my testing and development site, so I am trying to back up all my site in one click. But it seems that the ftp sound good for me…
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