Re: .mdb used with IIS > security?
From: Jerome (jherr_at_no.mnhn.spam.lu)
Date: 03/18/04
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Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 11:43:34 +0100
No, file permission in fact!
I can share the folder, that's not the problem.
But there a different db files in that folder and I don't want that ALL
the users that have access to the folder also have access to ALL the
files. I therefore want to use file permission, which wouldn't be a
problem if it weren't that some of these databases are also used in an
ASP web application. And I want to know which generic user (I though it
was INET_servername but that didn't work) is responsible for the 'ASP
permissions' so to speak. Because I need to add that generic user to
avoid the 'file is locked or doesn't have the permission to access'
error ...
Did that make it anymore clear?
br1an_g wrote:
> Hi Jerome,
>
> i take it you are talking about Folder permissions?
>
> I give everyone change access on folders that contain my
> databases. (NT 4.0)
>
> Brian
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hello,
>>
>>I've got the following situation:
>>
>>1. There's an Microsoft Access mdb file in a directory on
>
> my webserver
>
>>(Windows 2000 server).
>>2. It's used on ASP pages via ODBC.
>>3. The directory it's in is locally shared so a user can
>
> enter data in it.
>
>>My question now is what kind of permissions can I set on
>
> the file so
>
>>that the file is only accessible in our internal network
>
> by special
>
>>users AND via the Internet/Intranet.
>>
>>I tried to remove the "Everyone" on the permissions and
>
> then only added
>
>>the specific users as well as the IUSR_servername with
>
> Modify rights.
>
>>But then I get en error on the ASP page saying the file
>
> is locked or the
>
>>internet user doesn't have the appropriate rights.
>>
>>So what local permissions are needed on the file so an
>
> internal user can
>
>>surf the ASP page and edit data via the browser?
>>
>>I hope anyone understands what I'm trying to say ;o)
>>
>>Anyhelp is greatly appreciatd,
>>
>>Jerome
>>.
>>
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