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I sugget you could also discussed in Our MSDN forum for more professional support. I have chosen the root folder for my shares. Root forder / or /var/ are a good place to make a directory for sharing. You can create your share folder anywhere in your system. Make sure you have set the FileSystemWatcher's NotifyFilter to include to watch for Created files.įileSystemWatcher doesn't fire events for monitored network drive after changing InternalBufferSizeīesdies, since I have not familar with Filewatcher and it seems more related to be the develop problem. In order to share anything, you need to have a folder for files. Make sure you have not set the FileSystemWatcher's Filter to ignore the type of files being dropped into the folder.ģ. Make sure the FileSystemWatcher's EnableRaisingEvents property is set to true.Ģ.

I know it has to be an account or permissions issue, but I have not been able to figure it out. If I am on another server, map my network share and drop a file in the share, the window service does not process it. While logged onto to the server, I copy a file from another local folder and drop in the share, the window service processes it correctly.

I have installed the windows server as administrator. But my program will handle whatever files are in the folder at the time it runs. The issue is that when using Docker your source is typically mounted using something like Samba or VirtualBox shares which means you don't get watcher events fired. I have a filewatcher program that is working syncronously (which is how I want it to work).

To the network share with full permissions, also includes Everyone, System, CreateOwner, Administrators, Users for my domain with full permissions. Dotnet-watch will watch your files and restart your app whenever you change your code. I have created a domain account and added it I have created a network share on the same server. I am installing a windows service (LocalSystem account type) with a filewatcher (configure for the on create event) on a windows 2012 sever. But then files moved between two directories on NTFS drives will also keep their previous security attributes instead of inheriting those of the target folder.I have been searching this forum and the developer forums and have been reading a lot of the discussions recommended links, trying the suggestions but to no avail.

In the meantime, you can avoid this behaviour by adding The solution is quite easy - I'm setting the attributes again with SetFileAttributes after copying the file security attributes. Unfortunately this causes Samba to change the file attributes to hidden and system. In this specific case, TC calls SetFileSecurity to apply the security attributes to the file. The problem is that Samba drives identify themselves as NTFS too, but strange things happen when actual NTFS functions are called! The reason is a Samba bug: When the option XPMoveMethod=1 is set in wincmd.ini (which it is by default on Windows XP and newer), TC will get the security attributes of the target folder and apply them to the target file on NTFS drives. I could finally reproduce it now, thanks for the Samba switches! About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators.

#Filewatcher on samba share professional#

#Filewatcher on samba share windows#

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