how to query a windows 2000 server to find out disk quota information for a given user, i.e.: is quotaing enabled, what's the (given users) limit and how much is used so far? the server the script will run on and the server that I want to query are memebers of the same domain.
View RepliesHow can I check NTFS permission and how to give the IUSR account sufficient privileges to update the databasewhich is in MSACCESS.It's always give error operation must use updatable query.
View Replies View RelatedI have been successfully running ASP on a W2K IIS5.0 server using Anon
Access enabled, but would like to be able to restrict access to a particular
folder containing some ASP content to a particular NTFS user group that I
have set
up.
I have added this group to the particular folder (giving Full Control) and
switched off anon access and added Intergrated Windows authentication in IIS
Admin. The problem is that although users can access static content in this
folder, any attempt to run an ASP fails with a logon box appearing and
"Error: access denied" apearing in the page.
Is the problem that this user group does not have permissions on the system
files used to execute the ASPs? Everything works fine under my admin
account or if I make it all Anonymous access.
I am working with asp and windows XP pro developing an Intranet website. I was dealing with some security issues when i came across this article.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN;271071
I used it to change my computer setting exactly as it says. after that myapplication is giving wrong results. If i set up the application on other computers it is working fine which means that all problems are due to the settings that I changed. However I do not know how to undo the changes that I made.
I programmed a web application that will let members to register and
reserve space for them on my web using a folder they choose.
Every thing went well until i tried to test it on the WebServer it gave
me "Access Denied" Error.
Please, is there a way that i could give permissions to the folders i
want so that users could upload to to easily??
I'm trying to write a script that will allow validated users to
download a file that has specific ntfs permissions. Here's a summary:
Scenario:
1) The name of the file is "binary.zip".
2) I've created a local account on the server called "dl_user".
3) dl_user is the only account that has permissions on binary.zip.
4) I've written a script that validates several people to access a web
page that has a link to binary.zip. However whenever they click it,
they get prompted for a username and pw. If they enter the "dl_user"
credentials, it works.
Problem:
I don't want these people to be prompted for the username and pw.
Instead, I'd like IIS, through some ASP mechanism, to pass the dl_user
credentials in the background so that the users are completely unaware
of the account that has NTFS permissions to the file. Is there any way
to do this?