Refer to;
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/platform/windows.html#winsvc
Most of the time, LocalSystem will only allow a compromise
of the specific box. It has no authority to the network.
Incidentally, this means that web servers attempting to access
network resources cannot use the 'default' i
At 03:07 PM 2/4/2005, William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
> You might want to create a specific APACHE user account
>instead, granting the appropriate access to resources.
To elaborate, the APACHE user account must be granted r/w
access to the Apache\logs and Apache\proxy directories, in
order to write
Thanks Bill
Already done that, and solved all my problems.
So, anyone using Apache/mod_aspnet, must start the Apache service whith a
user other then the SYSTEM?.
Thanks for your support.
Luis
> -Original Message-
> From: William A. Rowe, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, F
Luis,
I believe you should be able to go to the Control Panel,
Admin Tools, Services, and change the Apache2 service's
Properties to 'Log On' as the .\ASPNET user. The problem,
of course, is the password. I don't know what side effects
would occur from your modifying this account.
You migh
Title: Message
Hi
In IIS I must set
the permissions to the ASPNET_WP account. What account uses
mod_aspnet?
I had a problem that
I resolved by running the Apache http windows service with an administrator
account. Am I doing the right thing? Because I'm not sure if it is the best
thing th
Title: Message
Hi
I have
found something.
All
the aspx pages in my app work, except for one.
In
this page many functions work (do postback and perform some action) but one
funciotn, that performs a serach against a db, and returns the results to the
browser in this same page does not work
Thanks Matt. This confirms something our .NET 2003/2005
users have observed. Apparently, it isn't isolated to the
build side (which we have noted) but actually affects the
way our generated CL is interpreted by newer .NET versions.
Bill
At 05:27 PM 2/3/2005, Matt Morrison wrote:
>Thanks, Bill,
