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Ayac

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Nov 10, 2000
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Hi all,

I have the following problem here. We have an intranet server and we have another server where we store Help documents. What I want to do is to write an ASP script on our intranet what dynamically generate a page, listing the foldernames as head titles and the filenames as links to the appropriate files.
It is working fine if I store the Help documents locally, but I could not make it work linking the intranet server to that other computer (\\Panther\Helpdocs\)

Set thisFolder = FSYS.GetFolder(FolderInfo)

gives me a "Path not found" error. If I do the same for local files it is fine...

Any ideas?
 
Its a permissions problem. The webpages act as user IUSR_<yourwebserver>. I presume that user has no access to your help doc folder/ server .

hth,
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Thanks for the tip, I'll try it. Do you know if there is anything one should be aware of if he makes I_USR a member of the entire domain users?
 
IUSR_ is already created!
You should obviously limit as access as much as possible.

hth,
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Yep, we will do that. What I meant is about domains, I guess we have to make the intranet_I_USR a member of the Whole Windows Networking system (our main domain). Right now it lives only on the Intranet's box.
 
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