Hi Cameron,
Does it work now?
If it still does not work, please feel free to let me know.
Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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www.microsoft.com/security
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.
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| Hi Cameron,
|
| These access denied errors were cause because the aspnet_wp.exe was not
| running
| under the correct context.
|
| Here are the steps to fix this:
|
|
|
| Steps to develop using a remote file share located on a different computer
|
| 1) On the remote computer
|
| a) Create a share on the remote computer
|
| b) Make sure that the .NET Framework has been installed on the remote
| computer
|
| c) Give the ASP.NET developer full NTFS control to this directory
|
| 2) On the development box
|
| a) Make sure that IIS is installed
|
| b) Open Internet Information Services Manager
|
| i) Click Start
|
| ii) Select Run
|
| iii) Type inetmgr
|
| iv) Press Enter
|
| c) Point the Default Web Site to use the remote file share
|
| i) Right Click the Default Web Site
|
| ii) Select Properties
|
| iii) Select the Home Directory Tab
|
| iv) Under "When connecting to this resource, the content should
| come
| from? " Select a share located on another computer?
| v) Type the path to the remote share (i.e.
| <\\somecomputername\somesharename>)
|
| vi) If prompted, supply the connect as information
|
| (1) For the username you should use DomainName\UserName
|
| (2) For the password, you should use this users domain
| password
|
| vii) If you did not get prompted, select the Connect As button
and
| provide the required information.
|
| d) Make sure that Visual Studio .NET and the .NET Framework are
installed.
|
| e) Add the ASP.NET developer to both the VS Developers and Debugger
Users
| groups
|
| f) Open the machine.config file from the C:\<window
| directory>\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.0.3705\CONFIG
|
| i) Find the <processModel> element; make sure that this is not
the
| commented out section
|
| ii) Set the username="DomainName\UserName"
|
| iii) Set the password="DomainNamePassword"
|
| g) Reset IIS
|
| i) Click Start
|
| ii) Select Run
|
| iii) Type iisreset
|
| iv) Press Enter
|
| h) If you have made changes to the .NET Framework code security or if
you
| are unsure, run the following
|
| i) Click Start
|
| ii) Select Run
|
| iii) Type caspol -machine -recover
|
| iv) Press Enter
|
| i) Open the Microsoft .NET Framework Configuration tool
|
| i) Click Start
|
| ii) Go to Settings
|
| iii) Select Control Panel
|
| iv) Double click Administrative Tools
|
| v) Double click on the Microsoft .NET Framework Configuration
icon
|
| j) Create a new code group
|
| i) Expand Runtime Security Policy
|
| ii) Expand Machine
|
| iii) Expand All_Code
|
| iv) Right Click LocalIntranet_Zone
|
| v) Select New
|
| vi) In the Create Code Group window
|
| (1) Give the code group a name, click Next
|
| (2) From Choose the condition type? select URL
|
| (3) For the URL, type <file://machinename/sharename/*>;
| Click Next
|
| (4) Select Use existing permission set and select
| FullTrust; Click Next
|
| (5) Click Finish
|
| k) Reset IIS
|
| i) Click Start
|
| ii) Select Run
|
| iii) Type iisreset
|
| iv) Press Enter
|
|
|
| You should now be able to create and debug applications on your local
| machine
|
| Hope this helps.
|
| Best regards,
| Jeffrey Tan
| Microsoft Online Partner Support
| Get Secure! -
www.microsoft.com/security
| This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.
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| | Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 14:39:05 -0600
| | From: cameron <
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| | I compile my project. No errors. Then I hit my page and I get an
| |
| | Error in Application "/"
| |
| | [No relevant source lines]
| |
| | I change nothing and recompile. Works fine. If I compile twice in a
row,
| | still get the error. I have to compile, hit the page, compile again.
| | Every single time. It is driving me batty. Anyone know the solution for
| | this?
| |
| | -Cam
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