When testing a VB .Net application on my system (with IIS installed) I get
an error message when using the fileopen function and the file does not
exist ... i.e. I want fileopen to create the file. The message I get is:
* * * * *
Access to the path "c:\inetpub\www root\_private\( filename)" is denied.
The ASP.NET process is not authorized to access the requested resource. For
security reasons the default ASP.NET process identity is
'{machinename}\ ASPNET', which has limited privileges. Consider granting
access rights to the resource to the ASP.NET process identity.
* * * * *
Now, HELP for the fileopen function says:
" When writing to files, an application may need to create a file if the
file to which it is trying to write does not exist. To do so, it needs
permission for the directory in which the file is to be created."
I do not understand how to give "permission for the directory" to an
application. If the file that fileopen addresses already exists everything
works OK.
Can someone help me understand how to give the appropriate permission such
that any user of the application will be able to create the file (if it
doesn't already exist)?
Thanks very much. 3 2941
All ASP.NET application run under a specific user account. You can do one of
the following:
1) Give this user (ASPNET) the correct access to the folder where you are
trying to create the file.
2) Use impersonation around the code that creates the file to make your
user look like one that does have the access.
Personally for simple things I like #1
"fripper" <fr*****@insigh tbb.com> wrote in message
news:ef******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... When testing a VB .Net application on my system (with IIS installed) I get an error message when using the fileopen function and the file does not exist ... i.e. I want fileopen to create the file. The message I get is:
* * * * * Access to the path "c:\inetpub\www root\_private\( filename)" is denied.
The ASP.NET process is not authorized to access the requested resource.
For security reasons the default ASP.NET process identity is '{machinename}\ ASPNET', which has limited privileges. Consider granting access rights to the resource to the ASP.NET process identity.
* * * * *
Now, HELP for the fileopen function says:
" When writing to files, an application may need to create a file if the file to which it is trying to write does not exist. To do so, it needs permission for the directory in which the file is to be created."
I do not understand how to give "permission for the directory" to an application. If the file that fileopen addresses already exists
everything works OK.
Can someone help me understand how to give the appropriate permission such that any user of the application will be able to create the file (if it doesn't already exist)?
Thanks very much.
Thanks very much ... works fine now (used Method 1). I plan to learn about
impersonation now that you bring it up.
"Ray Cassick (home)" <rc************ @enterprocity.c om> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. .. All ASP.NET application run under a specific user account. You can do one
of the following:
1) Give this user (ASPNET) the correct access to the folder where you
are trying to create the file.
2) Use impersonation around the code that creates the file to make your user look like one that does have the access.
Personally for simple things I like #1
"fripper" <fr*****@insigh tbb.com> wrote in message news:ef******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... When testing a VB .Net application on my system (with IIS installed) I
get an error message when using the fileopen function and the file does not exist ... i.e. I want fileopen to create the file. The message I get
is: * * * * * Access to the path "c:\inetpub\www root\_private\( filename)" is denied.
The ASP.NET process is not authorized to access the requested resource.
For security reasons the default ASP.NET process identity is '{machinename}\ ASPNET', which has limited privileges. Consider granting access rights to the resource to the ASP.NET process identity.
* * * * *
Now, HELP for the fileopen function says:
" When writing to files, an application may need to create a file if the file to which it is trying to write does not exist. To do so, it needs permission for the directory in which the file is to be created."
I do not understand how to give "permission for the directory" to an application. If the file that fileopen addresses already exists everything works OK.
Can someone help me understand how to give the appropriate permission
such that any user of the application will be able to create the file (if it doesn't already exist)?
Thanks very much.
Glad I could help.
"fripper" <fr*****@insigh tbb.com> wrote in message
news:#y******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Thanks very much ... works fine now (used Method 1). I plan to learn
about impersonation now that you bring it up.
"Ray Cassick (home)" <rc************ @enterprocity.c om> wrote in message news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. .. All ASP.NET application run under a specific user account. You can do
one of the following:
1) Give this user (ASPNET) the correct access to the folder where you are trying to create the file.
2) Use impersonation around the code that creates the file to make
your user look like one that does have the access.
Personally for simple things I like #1
"fripper" <fr*****@insigh tbb.com> wrote in message news:ef******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... When testing a VB .Net application on my system (with IIS installed) I get an error message when using the fileopen function and the file does
not exist ... i.e. I want fileopen to create the file. The message I get is: * * * * * Access to the path "c:\inetpub\www root\_private\( filename)" is denied.
The ASP.NET process is not authorized to access the requested
resource. For security reasons the default ASP.NET process identity is '{machinename}\ ASPNET', which has limited privileges. Consider
granting access rights to the resource to the ASP.NET process identity.
* * * * *
Now, HELP for the fileopen function says:
" When writing to files, an application may need to create a file if
the file to which it is trying to write does not exist. To do so, it needs permission for the directory in which the file is to be created."
I do not understand how to give "permission for the directory" to an application. If the file that fileopen addresses already exists
everything works OK.
Can someone help me understand how to give the appropriate permission such that any user of the application will be able to create the file (if
it doesn't already exist)?
Thanks very much.
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