The ASP.NET Account definitely didn't have any permissions to the folder, which meant it got the default permissions inherited from the "Users" acl.jclausius wrote:According to the Microsoft specifications, installing the .Net framework will grant the ASP.Net account Read/Write/Delete to the %WINDIR%\Temp. However your setup does not have that configuration. Any idea what would have caused that?
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Sean Malloy
That is definitely different from what I've read in the past. Here is the excerpt regarding NTFS permissions.
See How To: Create a Custom Account to Run ASP.NET
NTFS Permissions
Dir = %WINDIR%\temp
Required Permission = Read/Write/Delete
Account = Process
Comments = Location used by Web services to generate serialization proxies. Note that the Delete permission is set using the Advanced button on the Security page of the Windows Explorer folder properties dialog box.
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I'm not surprised you had problems when the ASP.Net process account did not have permissions for that directory.
See How To: Create a Custom Account to Run ASP.NET
NTFS Permissions
Dir = %WINDIR%\temp
Required Permission = Read/Write/Delete
Account = Process
Comments = Location used by Web services to generate serialization proxies. Note that the Delete permission is set using the Advanced button on the Security page of the Windows Explorer folder properties dialog box.
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I'm not surprised you had problems when the ASP.Net process account did not have permissions for that directory.
Jeff Clausius
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