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I am setting some permissions on a directory. All the
permissions get set and seem to work fine when browsing the system. However I have a website that is also supposed to access the same directory. I have a user that is for both IIS and the permissions on the directory, however I cannot access the directory though the website until I have gone in through explorer and applied the security setting to the directory. All I have to do is go into the security settings and change one permission on one user then change it back and apply the settings, I do not actually change any permissions. I can then access the website without any problems. It is like the security settings do not show for IIS until they are applied by explorer. Does anybody have any ideas why this would be? Has anybody found a way to set directory security and had IIS be able to access it without any manual steps? I have heard of other people having similar problems with DLL's and secure directories Thanks Paul |
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I was using, for my anonymous web user, the following
permissions on the root directory that IIS was pointing to. (permission dialog) Read & Execute List Folder Content Read On the advanced tab this translated to: Travers Folders / Execute File List Folder / Read Data Read Attributes Read Extended Attributes Read Permissions Or 131241 in the lockPermissions table After reading Vishakha's post I then tried 536870912 in the LockPermissions table. This gives Special permission on the permission dialog and "generic execute" only in the advanced tab. This worked for half of my problem as I go from anonymous user to a NT user as I move from the main web site to a virtual directory under it. So I then combined the two settings to get 537002153 in the LockPermissions table this WORKED! On the advanced tab this translated to: Generic Execute Travers Folders / Execute File List Folder / Read Data Read Attributes Read Extended Attributes Read Permissions It worked for both my anonymous user and the NT user. I did not have to take any steps outside of the installer, I just installed and logged into the website! paul |
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