Koen Posted October 15, 2013 Posted October 15, 2013 Hello, At the moment I have a nice FM file running on my little MacMini server. When i want to connect to it using the sharing function from a different computer, I want to use the script to create a pdf from a layout. Storing it in a special folder on th server. When I tested it on the local machine I used the save string : file:<directory>/<filename.pdf> And that works good. But how do I do it when I want to save the pdf on the server itself. I read something that i had to use a string like : fmnet:<IP>/<directory>/<filename.pdf> But when I do that I get a message : "document.pdf” could not be created on this disk. Use a different name, make more room on the disk, unlock it or use a different disk What am I doing wrong? Thanks Koen
Matthew F Posted October 21, 2013 Posted October 21, 2013 The Save Records as PDF script step uses the syntax: filemac:/volumeName/directoryName/fileName. VolumeName is the name of the hard disk of the remote server, as it shows up on the left side bar of your Finder window. This will save a PDF to the server, but only if you have first mounted it as a Shared disk on the client machine. On a Mac you do this with the Connect to Server dialogue using AFP or SMB. The fmnet:... syntax that you mentioned is for sharing data from another Filemaker app running on the network (i.e. with the Edit Data Source command), not for saving files to disk.
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