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ACL issue on IIS7
Posted on 2013-01-03
Hi,
the only operation that I performed were share c:\inetpub\wwwroot folder with the user administrator without removing existing ACLS.
After this, web site show me this error:
If I create a new simple html page, I obtain the same error.
If I give "everyone" rights to this html page, it works.
How can I properly restore acls on that c:\inetpub\wwwroot?
Thankyou
the only operation that I performed were share c:\inetpub\wwwroot folder with the user administrator without removing existing ACLS.
After this, web site show me this error:
Errore HTTP 401.3 - Unauthorized: Access is denied due to an ACL set on the requested resource
If I create a new simple html page, I obtain the same error.
If I give "everyone" rights to this html page, it works.
How can I properly restore acls on that c:\inetpub\wwwroot?
Thankyou
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2 Comments
It sounds like you may have removed the inherited permissions that are present on \wwwroot.
The default permissions on inetpub/wwwroot are as follows:
USER Permissions Comments:
CREATOR OWNER Special permissions Equivalent to Full control.
Applies to subfolders and files only.
Inherited from \inetpub.
SYSTEM Full control Inherited from \inetpub.
Administrators Full control Inherited from \inetpub.
Users Read & execute
List folder contents
Read Inherited from \inetpub.
IIS_USRS Read & execute
TrustedInstaller Full control Inherited from \inetpub.
Full list of IIS7 &7.5 permissions can be found here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/981949
The default permissions on inetpub/wwwroot are as follows:
USER Permissions Comments:
CREATOR OWNER Special permissions Equivalent to Full control.
Applies to subfolders and files only.
Inherited from \inetpub.
SYSTEM Full control Inherited from \inetpub.
Administrators Full control Inherited from \inetpub.
Users Read & execute
List folder contents
Read Inherited from \inetpub.
IIS_USRS Read & execute
TrustedInstaller Full control Inherited from \inetpub.
Full list of IIS7 &7.5 permissions can be found here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/981949
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