Hi all,
I'm trying to use the file Scripting Object on my Intranet. After some permissions problems, I set the permissions to everyone/everything on the appropriate directories, but am still getting permission denied errors when I try to run a CreateTextFile function.
I've got the FSO running on two different, other Internet sites(on different machines/IIS's) and it seems to work fine. I know that for the Internets, which are set to allow anonymous traffic, IIS uses the IUSR_<machinename> log in name to authenticate.
Knowing that the Intranet uses Windows Integrated Authentication for the Intranet site by authenticating user network log in names, I have also explicitly given modify permissions to myself(my login), yet still get permission denied errors.
Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong? The answer to this seems pretty simple, since I'm authenticating with domain user names and passwords and am able to give those user name explicit permissions, but can't seem to get it right.
Thank you,
ryandoah
I'm trying to use the file Scripting Object on my Intranet. After some permissions problems, I set the permissions to everyone/everything on the appropriate directories, but am still getting permission denied errors when I try to run a CreateTextFile function.
I've got the FSO running on two different, other Internet sites(on different machines/IIS's) and it seems to work fine. I know that for the Internets, which are set to allow anonymous traffic, IIS uses the IUSR_<machinename> log in name to authenticate.
Knowing that the Intranet uses Windows Integrated Authentication for the Intranet site by authenticating user network log in names, I have also explicitly given modify permissions to myself(my login), yet still get permission denied errors.
Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong? The answer to this seems pretty simple, since I'm authenticating with domain user names and passwords and am able to give those user name explicit permissions, but can't seem to get it right.
Thank you,
ryandoah
