Re: Can't download exe's from my own site
From: Jack Brewster (jbrewsterPLEASENO@SPAMnthurston.k12.wa.us)
Date: 06/05/02
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From: "Jack Brewster" <jbrewsterPLEASENO@SPAMnthurston.k12.wa.us> Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2002 10:06:05 -0700
And that requires users to have .zip software and know how to use it. A
separate nightmare.
Jack
<jcochran at naplesgov dot com (Jeff Cochran)> wrote in message
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> >That did it! Thanks. Second question: I removed the .exe from the
> >urlscan.ini file in the DenyExtensions section, however does this now
allow
> >users to run executables also? I dont' want them to execute them, I want
> >them to only download them. Is there a way to turn one feature off
without
> >the other? Even though I have Execute Permissions to None, it still lets
> >users run an executable unless I put the exe back in the DenyExtensions.
>
> You may want to review your permissions, both in IIS and in the NTFS
> permissions for the file and folder. Users shouldn't be able to
> execute files if they don't have permission. If this is a download
> only, you can set the folder to read for the IUSR account and that
> should prevent execution.
>
> Better is to convert all executables to a ZIP file, and block EXE's
> using URLScan. But that might be a nightmare if you have a lot of
> them.
>
> Jeff
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