Hi Mark,
I’ve run into something similar before. One thing to check besides permissions: make sure the path is accessible in the context of the ISAPI runtime. Since ISAPI is more locked down than a local EXE, sometimes writing to local drives (especially D:\) can be blocked or restricted, depending on server policies or group policies.
I’ve run into something similar before. One thing to check besides permissions: make sure the path is accessible in the context of the ISAPI runtime. Since ISAPI is more locked down than a local EXE, sometimes writing to local drives (especially D:\) can be blocked or restricted, depending on server policies or group policies.