Asp Application with the aspx files and assemblies in a shared directory in another machine

[Javier Martinez]

Yes sorry, I have just do it
In the response script appears my login.

 

[Juan T. Llibre]

You are impersonating ASP.NET with your Windows user login ?

What was the account name returned ?

 

[Javier Martinez]

Yes, the response was my user login: javier

You are impersonating ASP.NET with your Windows user login ?

What was the account name returned ?

 

[Juan T. Llibre]

That's the account that you have to give read permissions to,
in the machine which hosts your shared directory, then.

The other machine is in your domain network, right ?

It should accept allowing a domain account
to have read permissions to a shared directory.

 

[Javier Martinez]

There aren't domains are two machines standalones

 

[Juan T. Llibre]

Are they both running XP Pro ?

If so, you need to disable "Simple File Sharing",
so that standard user authentication can be used.

Then, you can create matching name accounts for file/directory
permissions on the second box and for ASP.NET in the first box.

But, I guess, the bigger question is : Why do you need to access
files in a different computer if they are not on the same network,
and you have no network restrictions regarding creating websites
on your primary machine ? ( Since it's a standalone box... )

What stops you from, simply, running IIS/ASP.NET on the first box ?

 

[Javier Martinez]

Even with mactching name accounts it desn't work.
Anyway tanks, I'm residign the app to set all the code in the same machine

 

[Juan T. Llibre]

re:

I'm residign the app to set all the code in the same machine

Smart move...