Avi

Not wanting to sound thick ... but where can i check that?
I presume my web hosting company would have to do this - I asked them and they said that the cgi-bin folder has anonymous write access.

[Edited by Avi - 11/7/2002 4:42:38 PM]

Avi

I'm trying (!) to implement an uploader on my site

http://www.aviz.co.uk/upload/upload.asp

But i keep getting a "can not be written" error when i try to upload a file.

I really do not know anything about asp.. could anyone have a quick look and see if there is anything basic i am doing wrong

the files should upload to cgi-bin/upload, which my webspace providers say has write access (don't know whether this is true - can i check ??)

IF so,eone wants to really help, i can supply the asp files

Thanks

Andy

David_Wallis

in iis have you got write access granted?

Dream Weaver

Avi

In the ASP upload file, where it says Upload.Save(../directory), try changing it to Upload.SaveVirtual.

I presume it is the ASPUpload Component?