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Parser error running Website from NAS remote drive

Hi,

Platform is Windows 2003 SP1.

I've been asked to set up a website where the website files are all sourced
from a NAS box.

However if I do this, and tell IIS that it is a remote share for the home
directory, I immediately get a Parser error.

Setup IIS
I've configured Impersonate=true, and used Administrator that has full
access. This was to determine whether permissions was the issue. However
I still get the parser error.

Is there something else I'm missing? A google search hasn't given up much.

Help is very much appreciated on this.

Thanks.
Paul.
Feb 16 '06 #1
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I'm convinced this is related to loading the BINs from the remote drive.
I've created a code group for the URL in .Net Configuration, but its still
not working.

Assistance and suggestions are appreciated

Hi,

Platform is Windows 2003 SP1.

I've been asked to set up a website where the website files are all sourced
from a NAS box.

However if I do this, and tell IIS that it is a remote share for the home
directory, I immediately get a Parser error.

Setup IIS
I've configured Impersonate=true, and used Administrator that has full
access. This was to determine whether permissions was the issue. However
I still get the parser error.

Is there something else I'm missing? A google search hasn't given up much.

Help is very much appreciated on this.

Thanks.
Paul.

Feb 16 '06 #2

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