The answers are all no.
If you want to configure directory permissions, use CACLS.EXE on the
directory itself. Permissions are a property of the filesystem namespace
and NOT IIS URL namespace.
IIS configuration does not allow environment variables (partly because WHOSE
user environment variables should be used?, and SYSTEM environment variable
changes require rebooting the server to take effect).
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//David
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<motorpg RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
In an unattended install of Windows XP SP2 using winnt.sif, is there a
way to specify the ftproot directory permissions for an IIS
installation. Normally it is set to read-only. I want to add write
permissions. The [InternetServer] section allows you to specify the
PathFTPRoot but not the permisssions. Alternatively is there a registry
setting that can make this work? Also does the PathFTPRoot allow you to
specify a path using %SystemDrive%\XXX. I notice that the IIS admin
tool doesn't allow you to specify such a path.
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