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re: Need info on IIS manager and autoriting / permisions for FP ( MVP please rea

Jim Buyens

2004-05-28, 7:15 pm

Howdy.

You should always manage FrontPage permissions through
FrontPage, and not through IIS Manager or Windows
Explorer. The reason is that FrontPage uses relatively
complex patterns of permissions.

First, make sure the FrontPage Server Extensions are
installed on the virtual server you're trying to use.
Then, if the existing permissions aren't working, follow
the procedure described at:

Fixing Permissions in an Extended Web Site
http://www.interlacken.com/winnt/ti...how.aspx?tip=32

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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>-----Original Message-----
>HI! I am trying to narrow down a login issue that I am
having with one ISP
>that just bought the company but know nothing about
FrontPage.
>He used Dreamweaver before to publish to this specific
website that I a
>working on as a volunteer for a local sports and activity
center.
>
>He the issue. in FP 2003 I am able to publish using the
FTP mode. its
>accepts my username and password. but when I try using
the HTTP mode is just
>redisplays the login box over and over.
>
>This leaves me to believe that I do not have full
authoriting permission on
>this server's subweb. NOW. When looking at my own
computers IIS manager 5.0
>running on a w2k pro platform I notice in the permission
wizard ( when right
>click on any subweb ) it at one point shows me what
permissions is going to
>be installed. there in two group template options
( "public web" and "secure
>web") both with only give Full control to the
administrator. ( on my own
>computer I am the admin so there is no problem there )
but at the site's
>server I am not and if the settings are similar to what I
have on my own
>computer then it would explain me not being able to logon
using FP http
>mode.
>
>1: How do we modify this default templates or create new
ones?
>2: On a windows 2000 or xp server Platform is there other
options to add
>groups or specific users to a subweb in the IIS manager
and give full
>control?
>3: Is checking who has Full control to the subweb
relatively the same as in
>IIS 6.0 or in IIS 5.0 w2k server platform?
>
>I need enough info in order to be able to guide this
person. I am not
>completely loss concerning servers and permission but I
am no MVP either. I
>would appreciate any info you can give me.
>
>If you foresee any other things that you think I should
know in order to
>resolve this issue please list it.
>
>You know what is the hardest part of this ( and its not
the above). Is that
>I have to convince him to look into it as he uses
dreamweaver (and I suspect
>that he is bios by the tone of his voice when I mentioned
a program other
>than what he uses.) and is quick to put the blame on FP
not being able to
>connect instead of investigating into it and checking to
see if its really
>the user or is it a server configuration problem.
>
>On a positive note however I am hopeful that I am going
to end up learning a
>lot from this experience and for this I am grateful :)
>
>Odyssey-( And thanks to all who respond to this post.) :)
>
>
>.
>

odyssey

2004-05-29, 12:15 pm

HI! ok so you mean that the person at the physical server should manager the
permission of the root web and its subs via FrontPage. right?

where do you go in FP to do this? I don't see anything in the menus of the
sort? is there a Fp manager? and if so where is it?

odyssey

"Jim Buyens" <news@interlacken.com> wrote in message
news:14a4501c444f3$19417b40$a101280a@phx.gbl...[color=darkred]
> Howdy.
>
> You should always manage FrontPage permissions through
> FrontPage, and not through IIS Manager or Windows
> Explorer. The reason is that FrontPage uses relatively
> complex patterns of permissions.
>
> First, make sure the FrontPage Server Extensions are
> installed on the virtual server you're trying to use.
> Then, if the existing permissions aren't working, follow
> the procedure described at:
>
> Fixing Permissions in an Extended Web Site
> http://www.interlacken.com/winnt/ti...how.aspx?tip=32
>
> Jim Buyens
> Microsoft FrontPage MVP
> http://www.interlacken.com
> Author of:
> *----------------------------------------------------
> |\---------------------------------------------------
> || Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Inside Out
> ||---------------------------------------------------
> || Web Database Development Step by Step .NET Edition
> || Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out
> || Faster Smarter Beginning Programming
> || (All from Microsoft Press)
> |/---------------------------------------------------
> *----------------------------------------------------
>
>
> having with one ISP
> FrontPage.
> website that I a
> center.
> FTP mode. its
> the HTTP mode is just
> authoriting permission on
> computers IIS manager 5.0
> wizard ( when right
> permissions is going to
> ( "public web" and "secure
> administrator. ( on my own
> but at the site's
> have on my own
> using FP http
> ones?
> options to add
> and give full
> relatively the same as in
> person. I am not
> am no MVP either. I
> know in order to
> the above). Is that
> dreamweaver (and I suspect
> a program other
> not being able to
> see if its really
> to end up learning a