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Old December 31st, 2005, 07:12 AM
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Permissions on domains.
first of all, I want to say sorry because I don't know wher I should open this topic instead of here

there are domains.

www.domain1.com
www.domain2.com

domain1.com's folder is c:/websites/domain1.com
domain2.com's folder is c:/websites/domain2.com

domain1.com has to use FSO (ASP) for its site.
domain2.com too

I want that
domain1.com may use FSO for only c:/websites/domain1.com.
it mustnt access c:/websites/ or any folder in c:/websites/

and

domain2.com may use FSO for in only c:/websites/domain2.com.
it mustnt access c:/websites/ or any folder in c:/websites/

shortly,
FSO for domain1.com can be used only c:/websites/domain1.com

what permission settings must I do ?

thank you.
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You'll need a server version of windows so you can set up each domain in it's own website, and use different user accounts in IIS for each website. Then you can use windows file permissions to restrict use of fso objects.
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I have win2003 server

you say "create windows user account for domain1.com and set it in IIS, then change permission for the folder domain1.com by user account"..

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I create a new windows user in local users and groups

I changed permissions for c:/websites/domain1.com like below

users who have permissions on c:/websites/domain1.com
administrator (full control)
asp.net(full)
create owner(special permissions)
userIcreated(full)
system(full)
users(read&execute,liste fodler contents,read)

users who have permissions on c:/websites/domain2.com
administrator (full control)
create owner(special permissions)
system(full)
users(read&execute,liste fodler contents,read)


IIS settings
I opened the domain1.com properties in IIS
went to directory security tab
went to edit under authentication.....

typed userIcreated for username
changed password..

but
domain1.com/fso_create_file.asp still can access under domain2.com

fso_create_file includes these line

PHP Code:
<%
dim fs,tfile
set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set tfile=fs.CreateTextFile("c:/websites/domain2.com/textfile.txt")
tfile.WriteLine("Hello World!")
tfile.close
set tfile=nothing
set fs=nothing
%> 
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I don't have 2003, but your steps sound about right. You might need to restart IIS (or reboot the server) after making the changes.
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