Re: URL Access Scripting -Upload
Re: URL Access Scripting -Upload
- Subject: Re: URL Access Scripting -Upload
- From: Emmanuel <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2007 15:12:16 +0100
At 3:06 PM -0500 2/20/07, Steven Valenti wrote:
I want to be able to upload a pdf file to our server, however my
script can't get pass the authentication. I can mount this server to
my desktop using my credentials. I have tried putting my username
and password in the URL and still I get an authentication error.
Shouldn't this code work? We are using Mac OS 10.4.7 and Sharepoint
Portal Server , IIS 6, and Windows Server 2003. Sharepoint uses
WebDAV.
set myurl to "http://archive.domain.com/TestMac2/";
set PathToPdf to (((path to desktop) as string) & "MP308233-P.pdf")
tell application "URL Access Scripting"
activate
upload file PathToPdf to myurl with authentication
quit
end tell
This code shouldn't work. http is a pull-only protocol - you can't
write with http. You should have a ftp access and a ftp URL, probably
archive.domain.com provided you with one. Something like:
ftp://user:password@ftp://host/directory/file
That said, if you are to upload files more than once in a year, you
really should use curl, it's way more reliable. Check the archives of
the list about that. Here is an excerpt from some working code from
mine:
set theRemotePath to "ftp://userid:email@hidden/some path/to some file"
set theXPath to quoted form of POSIX path of theLocalPath
set res to (do shell script "curl -T " & theXPath & " " &
theRemotePath & " -w '%{size_upload} bytes at %{speed_upload}
bytes/s'")
The complicated end of the curl command is to get some stats as the
result of the command - it's optional of course.
Emmanuel
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