I’m trying to return the .config files that exist in %WINDIR%\System32\inetsrv\config.
For this I am using the following code:
DirectoryInfo configFolder = new DirectoryInfo(Environment.ExpandEnvironmentVariables("%WINDIR%") + @"\System32\inetsrv\");
FileInfo[] configFiles = configFolder.GetFiles("*.config");
This returns zero objects into configFiles. If I use another folder (say D:\DropBox) is works fine!
This code used to work, has something changed??
Also, FileInfo fi = new FileInfo(Path.Combine(configPath, "applicationHost.config")); returns ok, but fi.Length throws FileNotFoundException.
Seems it must be permissions, but I can’t see how to check if I have permissions when the code runs!
As I am not a developer, and I only dabble with code (mostly writing admin tools for myself), I wonder if someone can explain or point me to the correct location for the answer?
Basically, I had some code from someone else’s project that worked, and copied it to my own project. I’m pretty sure it worked before, but can’t be 100% certain. At that time I was running x86 Windows, but I’m now on x64.
The old code still worked, so I went through copying the settings and eventually found the solution.
Setting “Platform Target” in the
Project‘sBuild propertiestoAny CPU(from x86) made it work. Setting it to x64 also worked, but I figure it is some security thing.Anyway, problem solved! Thanks for all your suggestions!