"Matt Massie" <rmmassie@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>
> I'm made an .ASP application that uses 1 .mdb for login authentication,
and
> 1 for my main database. My page is automated so that 1 file is created and
> filled with data from the main .mdb, then the application updates my
> database so I know which records have been downloaded and which have not.
It
> works great if I give IUSR_ sweeping, full control across my \WINNT,
> \WINNT\TEMP, and \INETPUB.
> As soon as I take away permission from some file or folder that should
have
> nothing to do with the ASP, like the \inetpub\ftproot, It fails to work.
Can
> anyone tell me exactly which files and folders an asp application
connecting
> to an MS Access DB through a Jet Connection, needing to read, execute, and
> write in the database? (Now, all asp and mdb files reside in the wwwroot
> dir.
> Thanks,
> Matt Massie
>
>

"Matt Massie" <rmmassie@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> What about DLLs in system32? Are there specific files there that need to
be
> "permissioned"? Right now, If I drop IUSR full control from
WINNT\SYSTEM32,
> my program fails. I either 1.let my application run, with security gaps, 2
> don't use it or 3. go through the c:\ checking the operability of the
> program one file at a time. Are there any programs that will analyze which
> resources a particular set of code utilizes?
>
>