Directory.Creat eDirectory Method throws UnauthorizedAcc essException

[GM]

Any help is greatly appreciated! I'm up against a meeting deadline.

Directory.Creat eDirectory Method throws UnauthorizedAcc essException

Here is the path:

"C:\JumpStart\J umpStart\sites\ Proto\images\si tes.e-Plaza.org\Alece "

Everything before 'Alece' already exists.

I've tried the following:

For parent directory:
C:\JumpStart\Ju mpStart\sites\P roto\images\sit es.e-Plaza.org

Set security permissions for ASP.NET to 'Modify' (and even full control)
Set security permissions for ISUR-server to 'Modify' (and even full control)

Set UNC share permissions of 'JumpStart' (parent) to 'Write'

Set IIS permissions for 'images' directory and subs to 'Write'

Still I get 'UnauthorizedAc cessException'

THANKS!
Gary

[Lenny]

Yes, This error makes sense. ASP.NET application runs under ASPNET account by default. IIS setting might allow users to write, but Windows security doesn't allow ASPNET user to do so.
2 possible solutions

1. Give ASPNET user more control; add him to User or Poweruser group. This might not be the best solution if security is your concern
2. Enable Win authentication on this site. Then enable impersonation in web.config file. This solution will work if it's an Intranet type application

[GM]

Whoops! I had quotation marks around the variable defining the path.
No amount of permissions were going to allow creating a "ImgDir" path.

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Any help is greatly appreciated! I'm up against a meeting deadline.

Directory.Creat eDirectory Method throws UnauthorizedAcc essException

Here is the path:

"C:\JumpStart\J umpStart\sites\ Proto\images\si tes.e-Plaza.org\Alece "

Everything before 'Alece' already exists.

I've tried the following:

For parent directory:
C:\JumpStart\Ju mpStart\sites\P roto\images\sit es.e-Plaza.org

Set security permissions for ASP.NET to 'Modify' (and even full control)
Set security permissions for ISUR-server to 'Modify' (and even full control)
Set UNC share permissions of 'JumpStart' (parent) to 'Write'

Set IIS permissions for 'images' directory and subs to 'Write'

Still I get 'UnauthorizedAc cessException'

THANKS!
Gary