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| vishal 2006-11-24, 1:30 am |
| Hi all,
I am having win-xp proff. installed. I am using visual studio 2005
for my work. When I log in with an administrator rights I am able to open &
make a new website by selecting asp.net website, location: HTTP,
http://localhost/websitename , language:visual basic. but when i log in as a
user it is giving me error msg stating that " unable to create folder images"
etc. Also when I open IIS MMC console I am not able to see the default
website.
And the same thing happens when the domain user logs in.
So can anyone tell me what rights I should give local user & domain user so
that they would be able to run visual studio 2005 without an error.
Is it IIS in which I should grant them rights.
Please help me to solve this problem.
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| Daniel Crichton 2006-11-24, 7:23 am |
| vishal wrote on Thu, 23 Nov 2006 22:48:02 -0800:
> Hi all,
> I am having win-xp proff. installed. I am using visual studio 2005
> for my work. When I log in with an administrator rights I am able to open
> & make a new website by selecting asp.net website, location: HTTP,
> http://localhost/websitename , language:visual basic. but when i log in as
> a
> user it is giving me error msg stating that " unable to create folder
> images" etc.
Does the user account you're using have write permissions to the websitename
structure?
> Also when I open IIS MMC console I am not able to see the
> default website.
Only admins can use the IIS MMC to view/change settings.
> And the same thing happens when the domain user logs in.
> So can anyone tell me what rights I should give local user & domain user
> so that they would be able to run visual studio 2005 without an error.
> Is it IIS in which I should grant them rights.
I think you need to grant them rights in the underlying folder structure, I
think the IIS permissions are overlayed on top of those.
Dan
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