"Enter network password" popup. Why?

[Jerrycurl]

I recently installed ASP.net 2.0 and was playing around with it yesterday. I created a web page on my local machine and everything was working fine. I published it to a web server on our network and that worked fine. Then I did *something*, I don't know what, and now when I try to load the page from the network web server I get the "Enter network password" prompt (user name, password, domain). I am able to browse the folder, but when I click on a file (the blank default.aspx, for example), I get the password prompt and am unable to see the page. Does anyone know what I might have done to cause this, and more importantly, how I can fix it? Thanks.

 

[ca8msm]

It's most likely a file or folder that the ASPNET account doesn't have access to...


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[Jerrycurl]

The ASPNET account has "Read & Execute", "List Folder Contents", and "Read" permissions on the

http://wwwroot

folder and the v2.0.50727 folder. And my ASP.net 1.1 application runs ok and it's on the same web server. It seems to just be a 2.0 issue.

 

[ca8msm]

It may have permissions on the

http://wwwroot

folder, but files contained within it don't necessarily inherit those permissions. I'd re-apply the permissions and make sure you cascade them down to all files and folders.


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