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aspx_beginners thread: IIS 4.0 virutal directory create using ASP
Message #1 by "Saqib Ilyas" <msaqib@i...> on Wed, 4 Jul 2001 18:01:14
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I got this sample from the MS website, and placed it in test.asp on my ASP
website. It did not work from my regular virtual directory under wwwroot.
It gave me a permission denied error on GetObject. I looked up the error
and it's causes. I am using NT 4.0 and IIS 4.0 btw. When I placed this
file in winnt\system32\inetsrv\iisadmin and used the following lines:
url="http://localhost:3953/iisadmin/test.asp?uid=" & user
url=url & "&pwd=" & pass
response.redirect(url)
It worked. But the problem is when I open the site from any other
computer, it would not work, probably because I am using "localhost" there.
The situation is that I must let a whole lot of people create a website on
the IIS in connection with a course being taught. I dont wish to create
Windows NT user accounts for them, but I would, if I have to. Can someone
think of a solution?
Message #2 by Muddassira Arshad <muddassira_qau@y...> on Thu, 5 Jul 2001 00:58:17 -0700 (PDT)
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Your Windows NT Server(on which u r doing ur work)
must be having some name. (Machine name/server name )
Use the machine name instead of local host.Your
problem will be solved
e.g. change
url="http://localhost:3953/iisadmin/test.asp?uid=" &
> user
> url=url & "&pwd=" & pass
> response.redirect(url)
to
url="http://SERVER_NAME:3953/iisadmin/test.asp?uid=" &
> user
> url=url & "&pwd=" & pass
> response.redirect(url)
good luck
--- Saqib Ilyas <msaqib@i...> wrote:
> I got this sample from the MS website, and placed it
> in test.asp on my ASP
> website. It did not work from my regular virtual
> directory under wwwroot.
> It gave me a permission denied error on GetObject. I
> looked up the error
> and it's causes. I am using NT 4.0 and IIS 4.0 btw.
> When I placed this
> file in winnt\system32\inetsrv\iisadmin and used the
> following lines:
>
> url="http://localhost:3953/iisadmin/test.asp?uid=" &
> user
> url=url & "&pwd=" & pass
> response.redirect(url)
>
> It worked. But the problem is when I open the site
> from any other
> computer, it would not work, probably because I am
> using "localhost" there.
> The situation is that I must let a whole lot of
> people create a website on
> the IIS in connection with a course being taught. I
> dont wish to create
> Windows NT user accounts for them, but I would, if I
> have to. Can someone
> think of a solution?
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