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I have a web service that creates files on the server. It works great locally. As soon as I deploy the service to the shared host, it hangs. No exception is caught in the front end web site. When I inspect the folder where it should have written a file, I see the file written with 0 bytes.
Is this a permissions issue?
Any help is appreciated
EDIT: The exception I get is:
An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host
I don’t think it’s about permissions. Because you can create a file. I think your issue is about getting the data that will be written into the file. If you’re posting a file into server, maybe your max request length is exceeding.