I am running a web server on Windows 2000 Advanced Server
that has three websites (multiple ip addresses). I have
FPSE 2002 installed and all was working fine for a while
but now the authoring permissions are not working
properly. The only person that FrontPage will allow to
save any changes to any web pages is me and I am the
administrator. My other users were originally advanced
authors in SharePoint Administrator but I even changed
them to administrators in SharePoint and they still are
not able to make changes to the web pages. I have gone in
the website folders and added the users to the various
folders. What am I missing?

Try:

Fixing Permissions in an Extended Web Site
http://www.interlacken.com/winnt/tip...ow.aspx?tip=32

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
Author of:
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>-----Original Message-----
>I am running a web server on Windows 2000 Advanced Server
>that has three websites (multiple ip addresses). I have
>FPSE 2002 installed and all was working fine for a while
>but now the authoring permissions are not working
>properly. The only person that FrontPage will allow to
>save any changes to any web pages is me and I am the
>administrator. My other users were originally advanced
>authors in SharePoint Administrator but I even changed
>them to administrators in SharePoint and they still are
>not able to make changes to the web pages. I have gone
in
>the website folders and added the users to the various
>folders. What am I missing?
>.
>