Re: Folder permissions

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From: Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP] (%=sLocation%)
Date: 05/13/04 

Date: Thu, 13 May 2004 18:49:27 -0400

I wouldn't jump right to any conclusions about NTFS permissions because one
of your pages is slow, especially if that file exists in the same directory
as other pages that load fine and all your files inherit permissions from
their parent (the directory).

What is your slow page doing? Is there some sort of a loop? Have you done
any debugging like:

i = 0
Do while not SomeCondtion
i = i + 1
Response.Write "Started iteration " & i & "<br>"
Response.Flush

'''your code here
Loop

What is slow about it? Have you tried removing suspect sections of code to
see if it improves load time or anything? If permissions are not set right,
you will either be prompted for credentials in your browser, or you will get
a 401 error - not authorized. Insufficient permissions don't just slow
things down but eventually work. That would defeat the purpose behind
permissions!

Ray at home

"Kim Lots" <nomail@forme.com> wrote in message
news:qv76a0hmmqc381h6qrgmetu5ltlump9a7b@4ax.com...
> Hi and thanks for your respons.
>
> Sorry should have been run ASP 3.0 scripts
> locally on the web server
>
> I don't get any error response when trying to run
> the ASP script locally. The default.asp page
> is showing correctly. But when I try clicking/
> interact with the default.asp page. Next ASP
> page takes forever to load. But will show eventually.
>
> And interacting with ASP Page no 2 (depending on
> which link i clicked on default.asp) goes fast & run smoothly.
>
> Just to clarify everthing is working fine on a client on the local
> network and remotely as well.
>
> Any suggestions on my question regarding NTFS permissions
> on the folder?
>
> Thanks for your time spent.

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