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Trumpet #1
Database permissions
Can anyone tell me the appropriate permissions to set on a
database file so that the web user can read and write, but
the file does not try to download if you type in the path
to the file.
Thanks a lot!
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Ray at #2 Re: Database permissions
I assume you're talking about an Access database.
If your site uses anonymous access (default), make sure IUSR has read/write
permissions.
To keep people from downloading your database, do not put the database in
the website. I.e., if your site is rooted in D:\inetpub\wwwroot\, put your
databse in D:\SomeOtherPath.
Ray at work
"Trumpet" <trumpet@trumpetmarketing.net> wrote in message
news:006201c34a26$995234a0$a401280a@phx.gbl...> Can anyone tell me the appropriate permissions to set on a
> database file so that the web user can read and write, but
> the file does not try to download if you type in the path
> to the file.
>
> Thanks a lot!
Ray at Guest
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