Originally Said By: Justin Nemeth
64bit or 32bit shoudn't be an issue afaik. It would be worth contacting your hosting provider to see if they have something confgured to not allow the web server to write to directories for your account. Full permissions on the directory has worked for all other cases I'd tried, so my only guess is something in the way your server is confgured specifically blocking creating new files/directories.-justin
Justin, this is what my IT guy says as we host our own website.
Norm,
Tell Justin this:
The server is a 2008 windows IIS 7. The PSP 5.2 is installed and the IIS anonymous user has full control of the C:\inetpub\wwwroot\PowerGallery100 directory. That directory is a virtual directory on the IIS server, with pass through rights. This setup works for the IssueTrak program. It allows the users to create in the directory to write issues.
By doing this, anyone can login and write to your directory.
Is there a lockdown feature to this program?
