> privilege to web root doc directory and subdirectories?
> Under IIS, for a particular directory (folder), the two most
> probable options are:
> 1) All Tasks
> a) permissions wizard
> (what's heck is the design! just tell me what who can
> access this folder and what sort of privilege)
> b) configure server extensions
> (again what's heck, why not say something like inherit
> admin rights, add add user and/or right to whom whom)
> 2) Property
> going to Application Config
> app mapping
> .cfm -- bound to -- cf installation\bin\iscf.dll edit
> Verbs:
> all verbs (meaning, full permission?)
You will have to check the filesystem using Windows Explorer or the command
line. You can't check file permissions in the IIS management console. What
you can check within the IIS management console is whether you've enabled
anonymous access to a given web site or directory, or if not, what kind of
authentication you're using to allow access to that location.
The "all verbs" thing refers to HTTP verbs: GET, POST, HEAD, DELETE, PUT and
TRACE (I may have missed one). You shouldn't need to change anything in
there.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
phone: 202-797-5496
fax: 202-797-5444
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