Re: IIS6 & ASP: accessing network files with FSO fails
From: Thomas (me_at_alternize.com)
Date: 03/21/05
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Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2005 23:13:13 +0100
> You're logging into server 1 fine, there's still something goofy about
> permissions to the second server though.
> IISTest is a domain user, correct?
yes it is. currently belonging to Domain Administrator
> And it has permissions on server 2 for the files/folders/share in
> question, correct?
yes. the folders & files have explicite rights "Full Control" for this
domain user
yes. share has explicit rights "read" and "write" for this user.
> This is using a UNC convention for the virtual directory pointing to
> server 2's share, correct? As in \\server2\sharename?
\\10.1.1.2\dns$\dns.log
> If you log onto server 1 as the user, can they connect to the share
> with a NET USE or just browsing in Windows Explorer?
both works fine.
> I gotta say there's something we're missing here. This just isn't
> that hard to do. Make sure you're hitting all the steps:
i thought so too. but so far i haven't found the missing step.
> HOW TO: Create a Virtual Directory on an Existing Web Site to a Folder
> That Resides on a Remote Computer:
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;308150
i followed this kb entry. i can successfully *browse* the files in internet
explorer through this vf (by directly specify the url). but as soon as i use
an asp script that reads from this virtual directory, i'm hitting the
annoying "permission denied" stuff again.
i really think there is a (design?) fault with credentials when the web has
no anonymous user. i can't find another pausible explanation...
- thomas
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