On Sep 20, 8:43 am, Andrew Badera <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm going to guess OP is a non-admin, therefore can't fix this, and
> who needs to educate their IT department on developer's needs and
> rights. First and foremost: administrative access to your own desktop
> and any development severs or images.
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> On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 8:30 AM, Cerebrus <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Go to Administrative Tools -> Computer Management -> "Local Users and
> > Groups" -> Groups -> Select the "Debugger Users" Group and Add your
> > user name to this Group.
Hi Andrew and Cerebrus,
I am trying this from a home computer running WinXP Pro, on a home
network with no Domain, debugging on local machine.
I have added my User Name to the Debugger Users, Power Users, and VS
Developers Groups, as well as originally being in the Administrators
group.
I have checked the error log immediately after running (or attempting
to run) my ASP project in Debug mode, and am receiving no errors or
warnings. I am still recieving the “You do not have permissions to
Debug the Server. Verify that you are a member of the Debugger users
group on the server” message from VS. My User Name when logging in is
"Sean", and this is the name I have added to all of the above groups.
Could this possibly be because of the other versions of the .NET
framework running on my PC, when VS2003 wants 1.1?
As I said earlier, when I choose v1.1 in my web properties, the edit
Config File option gets inactivated - this appears to be because there
is no config file in the Framework 1.1 folder, and the only config
file in wwwroot is the one copied from Framework 2.0 folder. (Im
guessing - and getting desperate contemplating an OS reinstall,
followed by dozens of Software re-installs :-( )
