Member-Login not working on IIS6, when in Virtual Directory

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Hi,
I'm currently developing an ASP.NET application with my own MembershipProvider. Login works fine on my local machine (IIS7) in a virtual directory of IIS. I just deployed the application to a Win2k3 webserver and put it into a virtual directory. Unfortunately, login doesn't work there. When I change the root path of the website to the solution's directory, so that it is directly accessible without a virtual directory, login works fine.

Both use the same application pool and the same settings. What can be the reason for this problem?

Thanks!

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