| Anthony Biondo Jr. 2004-12-17, 5:48 pm |
| You can use a domain account and change it in the machine.config file. You
want to make sure the domain account has the same permissions as the ASP.net
account . You may want to check out this article and see if it helps. We
configured ASP.net using a domain account and it seems to be working fine
for several months now.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d.../SecNetHT01.asp
hope this helps,
Anthony
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Anthony J Biondo Jr. - MCP
Senior Web Developer
Keystone Mercy Health Plan - Philadelphia, PA
http://www.keystonemercy.com
"Sitruc" <sitruc@127.0.0.1> wrote in message
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> We have an asp .net application and we applied the local account ASPNET
acl
> to the folder. When it replicates to the member server we get an error.
It
> removes the correct local ASPNET acl and replaces it with the master
> controller's ASPNET sid which isn't valid on that system. What is the
> proper way to give asp .net applications access to the content folders?
We
> are running App Center sp2 version 1.00.0780.
>
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> Sitruc
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