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Mar 8th, 2019, 12:51 PM
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Webserver Temp Folder Substitute
So I was using the Path.GetTempFileName() function to generate a temp file for writing to before moving to the webserver. Works fine locally because I have permissions to the temp directory but when published the webserver blocks or have very restrictive permissions to its temp directory. Sure its a security reason but question: what would be a good alternative for generating temp files on the server that customers using the website would have read/write access to?
Im thinking that generating a guid in a folder they should have access too should help eliminate any naming collisions of the file name as an initial workaround.
Any issues with that or better solutions?
Thansk
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