ASP.NET access denied problem

I understand how to fix this problem I am having with ASP.NET not being able to access the file I want it to. It is just when I go to fix it, the "Security" tab does not exist and the Indexing Services are not running. My OS is Win2000. My .NET is 2003. Can anyone help


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ASP.NET access denied problem

  • Olaf vd Sanden

    The option to get the 'Security ' tab should be in the 'Tools->Options->View(tab)' and you should uncheck the very last checkbox in the ListView (but on my version of Win2K I can't see it, but yet I have the Secuity tab available).

    Tryst


  • rak.chaubey

    may be the ASPNET account the default account under which the ASPNETworker process runs does not have enough file access prveileges. give read and write access to ASPNET Account for that particular file/folder. also you could use 'impersonation' (check it out at MSDN library.

    by the way... this not a forum for asp.net development. go to www.forums.asp.net



  • David Kaye

    from windows explorer goto Tools->Views and then uncheck the Use simple file sharing options.. then u can edit the acess settings for user accounts.

  • BeginnerVB2005

    if you have security issues then try using impersonation and run the website under the context of a local user account. try searching for 'Impersonation' in MSDN lib. try it yourself... its easy after u get hold of it.

  • NitinP1

    Were do I go to give ASPNET that ability Because the only place I have been able to fix it in the past is in the Security Tab under folder options but it does not exist.

  • cØrwin

    Sorry, this ('Tools->Options->View(tab)' ) should be accessible through Windows Explorer.

    Tryst


  • Bodon.xian

    I've gone to folder options and the last check box says "Show pop up descriptions for folder and desktop items." Also there is no File sharing check box. Could the problem be that I do not have Win2k Pro I'm getting a new laptop soon, should I get XP Media Center or XP Pro

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