SERVICES If Bob logs into IIS, and you have Integrated Windows Authentication, then Bob will
 need access to the same files  that IIS users have.  Or, you can put Bob into a group and t
hen give them access to the files.

-Wayne

-----Original Message-----
From: Henning Møller-Nielsen [mailto:Henning.Moller-Nielsen@[...].dk]
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 3:24 AM
To: Wayne at Pelican Parts; perlex@[...].com
Subject: RE: Win2003 server - permission 


Ah. I am not quite sure I understand you, but here goes: I should assign the IWAM / IUSR acc
ounts to a group, and then give that group access to the directories?

The reason I don't understand that, is that isn't that the same as giving those accounts acc
ess individually?

/Henning


-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne at Pelican Parts [mailto:wayne@[...].com] 
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 12:19 PM
To: Henning Møller-Nielsen; perlex@[...].com
Subject: RE: Win2003 server - permission 

With the new windows authentication routines, the permissions of the user "pass-through" and
 are inherited by the IIS processes.  I have had similar issues, you need to assign the user
s to a group, and then give that group access to the required areas...

-Wayne

-----Original Message-----
From: Henning Moeller-Nielsen [mailto:henning.nielsen@[...].dk]
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 2:58 AM
To: perlex@[...].com
Subject: Win2003 server - permission 


I can't seem to get PerlEx to work on Win2003 unless I give "Everyone" access to the Perl di
rectory - and the current working directory doesn't get set (default to the System folder) u
nless "Everyone" has access to the Inetpub directory.

IWAM / IUSR used to be enough. Isn't this a problem? 
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