What is the syntax for destination feild in files.copy(source,destinaton)?

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I need to transfer file to remote machine,i am trying it using impersonation,if possible please suggest an alternate way to do so also.

Posted 4-Jun-14 20:23pm

Adrian71

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DamithSL 5-Jun-14 2:28am

you able to transfer with impersonation?

ZurdoDev 5-Jun-14 7:34am

What's wrong with File.Copy?

Bernhard Hiller 6-Jun-14 8:45am

Can you write to that destination folder in e.g. Windows Explorer?
Is it a "mapped" drive (i.e. it receives some drive letter like X: ) or do you use a UNC path (\\server\share)?
Also: do you encounter errors? Error messages, please!

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Thakkar Vipul · Answer 1 · 2014-06-05T22:31:00

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Can you try this please??
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/295538/how-to-provide-user-name-and-password-when-connecting-to-a-network-share[^]

Posted 5-Jun-14 22:31pm

Thakkar Vipul