Re: How to allow Visual Studio to open projects on a server?
- From: "mjpmsa@xxxxxxxxx" <mjpmsa@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 8 Jul 2005 10:28:09 -0700
Thanks for the reply. I'm the system admin, not the programmer. I'm
hoping to find some safe alternative for the developers who are
complaining that they need this ability.
1. I've been leaning toward the "you never gain access", because I'm
noticing that URLScan is complaining:
[07-08-2005 - 11:41:46] Client at xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: URL contains
extension '.exe', which is not specifically allowed. Request will be
rejected. Site Instance='10', Raw URL='/_vti_bin/shtml.exe/_vti_rpc'
That looks like default IIS virtual directories which do not exist any
more, and of course .exe will not be allowed through URLScan.
2. The developers can map the shared folders that their websites exist
in, so they should be able to use their local compiler to command line
compile whatever is in those folders. What they have told me is that
because they have many files in many folders, it would "take too long"
to command line compile. I am thinking that a batch file or something
as simple as "dir /s | csc" or something similar might work to
recursively compile all of it. Or perhaps there is a utility for
compiling entire projects. I will look more carefully at the syntax
for csc and vbc.
Thanks,
Matt
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