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In my code i've a file called "orca.txt" it is just a number writen in this. it looks like:

2300

I use fetch to read this number, i get it with:

fetch('orca.txt')

.then(response => response.text())

.then(textString => { contador=textString; });

It works very well, but then after i need to increase the value from the var contador, so I use contador++; after i wanna to save this new value into the file "orca.txt"

i've tried this:

contador++;

var ct=contador.toString();

fetch("orca.txt",{method:'POST', body:ct})

.then (response => response.text());

but when i refresh the page or open in server the file orca.txt the value is same.

Can anyone help me how to write a value into a file (server file, no user file) using POST method?

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We use WSUS Package Publisher to deploy "Data Loss Prevention" to our Windows 10 clients. We entered the properties (optional command line in WSUSPP) in the form PROPERTYNAME1="value1" PROPERTYNAME2="value2", but in WindowsUpdate.log the "MSI final command line" is missing the first quote (PROPERTYNAME1=value1" ...) and therefore the installation fails with code 0x80070667 (Bad command line). And yes, the quotes are necessary because one property is a path with blanks. When entering three quotes as opener to the first value, the final command line shows one opening quote, but there is an additional quote added at the end of the property string.

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