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I am running a Web Service on a Windows XP pc and my goal is this service to access a folder located in the network (Samba Server) on a Linux machine. The error that I am getting from the browser is "path format is not valid". This means that IIS can't recognize the path at all. My question is, whether this is a problem due to the password protection of the folder or is it a compatibility issue between IIS and Linux? Is there anything I can do to fix it? Thank you
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