My understanding is that you want a way to store temp files for a
user/session.
We have many clients that use terminal services to access a network that
is located in the cloud or in a satellite office. Sometimes there are
many users using RDP along with many users on the local network. Each
user/session needs a unique temp folder for temp files to avoid
collisions (like you mention)
Sys(0) will give 1 if single user so no problem. Ignore below.
If SYS(0) is not type "N" but is type "C" that will be the unique
user/session name on that computer.
Sys(0) will give something like "ntw2#Administrator. ntw2 is your
workstation name.
Getenv("clientname") will give your a unique user/session name on that
computer. For the temp folder I use something like this:
lcTemp = sys(0)
i = at("#",lcTemp)
lcWorkstationNameTemp = Lower(Alltrim(Left(lcTemp,(i-1)))) && NTW2 #
Administrator -> ntw2
lcWorkstationName = lcWorkstationNameTemp + Getenv("clientname")
lcWorkstationName is your unique name for that user/session and is the
name of the subfolder. Note that this will work for all cases (as far as
I know). Even if the user opens more than one vfp session on that
workstation/RDPsession.
On 10/27/2013 3:35 PM, Thierry Nivelet wrote:
No risk of being indexed as long as no href="Your temp report" can be found on
a page already indexed.
The site/temp folder can be hard coded relative to site root, or defined in
site's config file (wwConfig)
We usually delete files in site/temp folder that are more than 2-5 minutes old
Thierry Nivelet
http://foxincloud.com/
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Le 27 oct. 2013 à 21:36, Jeff Johnson <j...@san-dc.com> a écrit :
Our SYS(2023) is awesome for storing temporary files such as report outputs. I have
created user "profiles" on terminal services so that there were no collisions
of report outputs. I inherited a Web Connection application where the developers created
a sub folder for each user and left the html report in that folder after they viewed it.
The problem is obvious. Invoices in folders on the web which can be indexed by a search
engine.
The question is, what is the best way to create a SYS(2023) type temporary
folder on a web site? The problem is that all of my programs create a
temporary dbf which holds the report data and in the web environment they will
collide. On a computer they each have their own profile.
TIA
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Jeff
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