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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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.../>
NetHT01.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

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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.
>
> --
> Sitruc
>
>

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