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VirtualPathProvider - relative physicalpath
Hmm... it should accept any value that the constructor of the DirectoryInfo class accepts but I think it is a big unknown what the current directory is for the thread...
But you can use environmental variables since Environment.ExpandEnvironmentVariables are called.
So it would be possible to use:
physicalPath="%TEMP%\VPP\PageFiles"
/Fredrik
Aug 29, 2008 22:58
Thanks Fredrik!
I've set upp an environmental variable to the VPP-folder. The ASPNET account has modify access to it. Still I get an "UnauthorizedAccessException" when I start my application. The exception in swedish: Åtkomst till sökvägen %KULING-VPP%\PageFiles nekas. The same exception was thrown when I tried with relative paths (..\..\).
Any idea?
/Hans
Sep 02, 2008 16:49
Tried again after an IIS-reset. Now the environmental variable is recognized.
So now it works. Thanks a lot Fredrik.
/Hans
Sep 03, 2008 8:14
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Is it possible to configure VirtualPathProviders with a relative physicalPath? Like this:
<add
name="SitePageFiles"
virtualName="Page Files"
virtualPath="~/PageFiles/"
physicalPath="..\..\VPP\PageFiles"
indexingServiceCatalog="Web"
showInFileManager="false"
bypassAccessCheck="false"
type="EPiServer.Web.Hosting.VirtualPathVersioningProvider, EPiServer"
/>
I have tried but I have not got it to work.
Regards Hans