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Hi folks

Let say I have one virtual directory (IIS 5.x) pointing to a folder
on my G: drive what would be the minimum NTFS permissions (w2k pro)
for users & groups on this folder considering I'm running ASP 3.0 with
an Access DB?

Tia

That depends on your site. Is it using anonymous access? If so, the IUSR
account will need to be able to read the ASP files to serve them. Will
files be uploaded? If so, IUSR needs permissions to write files. Will you
be using authentication? If so, your users will need rights. Have you
looked at the permissions that already exist in other directories in your
site?

And is G: a local drive?

Ray at work

"Kim Lots" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Hi folks
>
> Let say I have one virtual directory (IIS 5.x) pointing to a folder
> on my G: drive what would be the minimum NTFS permissions (w2k pro)
> for users & groups on this folder considering I'm running ASP 3.0 with
> an Access DB?
>
> Tia
>
>
>

...forgot to say public webserver (anonymous access)

>Hi folks
>
>Let say I have one virtual directory (IIS 5.x) pointing to a folder
>on my G: drive what would be the minimum NTFS permissions (w2k pro)
>for users & groups on this folder considering I'm running ASP 3.0 with
>an Access DB?
>
>Tia
>
>

Thanks

And yes G: is a local drive on the webserver



On Tue, 11 May 2004 09:15:45 -0400, "Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP]"
<myfirstname at lane34 dot com> wrote:

>That depends on your site. Is it using anonymous access? If so, the IUSR
>account will need to be able to read the ASP files to serve them. Will
>files be uploaded? If so, IUSR needs permissions to write files. Will you
>be using authentication? If so, your users will need rights. Have you
>looked at the permissions that already exist in other directories in your
>site?
>
>And is G: a local drive?
>
>Ray at work
>
>"Kim Lots" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>> Hi folks
>>
>> Let say I have one virtual directory (IIS 5.x) pointing to a folder
>> on my G: drive what would be the minimum NTFS permissions (w2k pro)
>> for users & groups on this folder considering I'm running ASP 3.0 with
>> an Access DB?
>>
>> Tia
>>
>>
>>
>