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David Hunt
I'm confused.
On my development box (XP Pro/SP2), I manually created a new Web application
(under the default Web site) and got everything working great (this was a
few weeks ago). Today I manually removed that Web site (via IIS Manger as
well as the underlying NTFS folder structure), and then rebuilt it all from
scratch (created the new NTSF folder structure, defined the Web site in IIS
Manager, manually created the virtual directories, etc). Now when I go to
open it (http://localhost/TheNewSite.com/) I'm getting HTTP 403.1.
In comparing the IIS properties between this site and another one that works
fine, I can see NO differences! Execute permissions are set for [scripts
only]. I've rebooted (not that that should help) but no effect. Where do I
go from here to fix this? All the files are there, no odd NTFS permissions,
nothing exotic about this application.
Thanks!
On my development box (XP Pro/SP2), I manually created a new Web application
(under the default Web site) and got everything working great (this was a
few weeks ago). Today I manually removed that Web site (via IIS Manger as
well as the underlying NTFS folder structure), and then rebuilt it all from
scratch (created the new NTSF folder structure, defined the Web site in IIS
Manager, manually created the virtual directories, etc). Now when I go to
open it (http://localhost/TheNewSite.com/) I'm getting HTTP 403.1.
In comparing the IIS properties between this site and another one that works
fine, I can see NO differences! Execute permissions are set for [scripts
only]. I've rebooted (not that that should help) but no effect. Where do I
go from here to fix this? All the files are there, no odd NTFS permissions,
nothing exotic about this application.
Thanks!