Microsoft Webservices - Error on Loading Page in IIS 6.0

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Error on Loading Page in IIS 6.0

TMO ASP Web Developer

2005-05-05, 4:02 am

I have Windows 2003 Enterprise Server. I am a Web Programmer and I am having
problem with one of my Virtual Directory
(http://www.timemediaonline.com/clients/bb). If you go on the following link
you will see an error message with Path Not Define or Input Past End of File.

Basically only the change I have made in BB folder is:

Global.asa for Active User Count (Which is in same folder)
Variables.asp for Session Database Counter (Which is on all page)

After making those changes I can't see any page on my Testing Server (Above
Link). But it works fine on the hosting server. Now my problem is I can't
make any changes on the site because I can't see any pages.

Also the Session Counter is stored in Text file and I have gave proper
permission on the file for READ/WRITE/DELETE for IIS User. I have also tried
using <%Server.MapPath("\")%> to find a server path and it comes up
"C:\Inetpub\wwwroot". I have also tried putting the Session Counter Text file
in that folder with proper permissions and place the global.asa too. Still
page is coming up with HTTP 404 Error.

Please Someone in IIS Engineering Help to Setup the IIS Properly.

Also Send me an email for contact phone number where you can call me to help
me.

Once again Thank you for helping.

GCeaser@aol.com

2005-05-06, 4:02 pm

I have had some challenges like this. My problem was I did not set the
Windows folder permissions correctly even though they were set
correctly in IIS. For example, I use an MS Access database in a sub
folder of my site. Even though IIS shows Read and Write permission, I
need to manually navigate to that folder on the hard drive and set the
permissions to Read and Write or whatever permissions I needed.

If you are running this on an internet site that does not use windows
integrated authentication and / or impersonation within an ASP.Net
application, you may need to grant read and write permissions to the
anonymous use IIS is running under. If you are using Windows
integrated authentication etc, I believe you should be able simply
grant the correct permissions to the specific user(s) or user group.

I am not sure if this will help but I hope it does.

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