Re: FTP permissions with IIS
From: wayne (misterslippy_at_ntlworld.com)
Date: 05/22/03
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Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 08:15:20 -0700
OK, thanks and sorry for the off-topic post...seemed
security related to me!
I *think* I get what you're saying here anyway.
>-----Original Message-----
>An inetserver newsgroup would have been more approriate.
>basically, you control access to the different vdirs
based on
>the NTFS permission on them.
>Once the FTP site is enabled for anonymous access, the
>anonymous user has access whereever the IUS_ account
>has been granted. If a directory does not have a grant to
>this account (directly or indirectly such as by Users)
then
>the anonymous user will not be able to cd to it.
>Since a FTP user only logs in initially, what account is
>used will govern what vdirs can be accessed. So, if
>one logs in as a user account they will only be able to
>have permissions granted to that account, such as read
>on some vdir but write on their own dir within it.
>
>--
>Roger
>"wayne" <misterslippy@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
>news:0a3401c3205c$47ea66d0$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>> Hope this isn't off topic.
>>
>> I'm quite new to using IIS, and I'm trying to set up a
>> locally hosted ftp site using it. I've had no problem
>> configuring the ftp services to allow both anonymous
users
>> and users with accounts to access the server, and it
works
>> fine, but I want to be able to set different permissions
>> for Users and Administrators than anonymous users.
>>
>> eg
>> Anonymous Users can read and list the following folders
>> home directory
>> virtual directory shareddocs
>>
>> And can create and write to
>> virtual directory upload
>>
>> Users have same permissions as Anonymous plus
>> Have full (Administrator) access to virtual directory
>> documents
>>
>> Administrators have same permissions as Users plus
>>
>> Have full access to virtual directory CRoot (maps to the
>> root of C Drive)
>>
>> In addition to this, the virtual directory "Documents"
>> needs to be different for each user, as it links to that
>> users documents folder on this machine
>>
>> Can anyone tell me how to set these permissions, coz I'm
>> stumped!
>
>
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