Well, I can't see all of the log entries because they run off of the page on both sides.
But - let me repeat what I already asked:
WeatherLink uses FTP to transfer the files. Can you use some other FTP program on your school computer, to put files on your home server?
In my opinion, FTP is the best alternative. And I'm fairly sure that Apache has an FTP server capability. But you won't be using the file path that you show to do an FTP transfer. Information should be in the Apache documentation.
Alternatively, can you "mount" your server drive on the Weather computer, so that it LOOKS like a local drive? If so, I think you might be able to use that as the "Local Path". Otherwise, I don't think you can successfully use a remote path like you're trying to do (although I have never tried it, so maybe you can).
In any case (FTP or direct transfer), I don't believe the "PATH" is going to start out as file:\\\\.....
I presume you're using some documentation like
http://www.davisnet.com/product_documents/weather/app_notes/apnote_26.pdfThat has some good sections on testing and troubleshooting. The first step is to configure it to use a "local drive" that actually exists on the school computer, and make sure it's doing the right thing (maybe you've already done that).