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I can't write data to an access database in a webfolder of a windows Prof 2000 machine??

 
 
Norman Fritag
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      2nd Dec 2003
Hi there,
The Problem:
I can't write data to an access database in a webfolder of a windows Prof
2000 machine, whereas the same web application runs fine under Windows XP.

I looked into the windows security setting for the database and found that
is set to deny write access!
The deny setting applies only to the Windows Security Web application and
Web Anonymous setting, it is Ok for all other User and Admin settings.
Now how do I remove the deny setting in windows security settings??
and from where?
Are there any information on the net?

kind regards

Norman


 
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Ken Schaefer
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      2nd Dec 2003
Hi,

Can you post the exact error message you are seeing? Most of what you posted
doesn't really make any sense.

For an Access .mdb file, you can give Change (RWXD) NTFS permissions to the
folder that the .mdb file is in (and all files contained within that
folder). Do to this, open an Explorer window, right-click on the folder and
choose "Security". You need to give the IUSR_<machinename> account these
permissions (assuming you are allowing anonymous access, and you haven't
changed the account that anonymous access is impersonating)

If this folder is contained inside your website, make sure that in the IIS
Manager, you have removed IIS Read permissions, otherwise people can
download you database by typing in
http://yourserver/databases/yourdatabase.mdb
Better to store the database outside the webroot.

Cheers
Ken

"Norman Fritag" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:bOWyb.119$(E-Mail Removed)...
: Hi there,
: The Problem:
: I can't write data to an access database in a webfolder of a windows Prof
: 2000 machine, whereas the same web application runs fine under Windows XP.
:
: I looked into the windows security setting for the database and found that
: is set to deny write access!
: The deny setting applies only to the Windows Security Web application and
: Web Anonymous setting, it is Ok for all other User and Admin settings.
: Now how do I remove the deny setting in windows security settings??
: and from where?
: Are there any information on the net?
:
: kind regards
:
: Norman
:
:


 
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Paul Clement
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      2nd Dec 2003
On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 17:57:14 +1100, "Norman Fritag" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

¤ Hi there,
¤ The Problem:
¤ I can't write data to an access database in a webfolder of a windows Prof
¤ 2000 machine, whereas the same web application runs fine under Windows XP.
¤
¤ I looked into the windows security setting for the database and found that
¤ is set to deny write access!
¤ The deny setting applies only to the Windows Security Web application and
¤ Web Anonymous setting, it is Ok for all other User and Admin settings.
¤ Now how do I remove the deny setting in windows security settings??
¤ and from where?
¤ Are there any information on the net?

See the following:

PRB: Cannot Connect to Access Database from ASP.NET
http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=aspnet

INFO: Permissions to Connect to a Remote Access Database from ASP.NET
http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=aspnet


Paul ~~~ (E-Mail Removed)
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)
 
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Jeff Cochran
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      2nd Dec 2003
On Tue, 2 Dec 2003 17:57:14 +1100, "Norman Fritag"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I can't write data to an access database in a webfolder of a windows Prof
>2000 machine, whereas the same web application runs fine under Windows XP.
>
>I looked into the windows security setting for the database and found that
>is set to deny write access!
>The deny setting applies only to the Windows Security Web application and
>Web Anonymous setting, it is Ok for all other User and Admin settings.
>Now how do I remove the deny setting in windows security settings??


NTFS permissions using Windows Explorer. You need MODIFY access for
the anonymous user (IUSR) account to both the folder and the file.

>Are there any information on the net?


Try your help. Look at NTFS permissions.

Jeff
 
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