With Windows Server 2008.
Two days ago I installed .NET Framework v4. Then I re-installed an ASP.NET application, which had been compiled with the v4 framework. The application worked fine for several hours. Today the following message appeared...
The current identity (SERVER\USER) does not have write access to 'C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\Temporary ASP.NET Files
I checked, and SERVER\USER did have write access to that folder. For making the application run, I tried by adding "Everone" with "Full Access" to that folder. Then the application could be used again.
I will reduce the privileges later.
Can anybody explain the situation?
- Why didn't the framework setup set the privileges correctly?
- When looking at the folder's properties, all security settings seemed to be ok. The user did have access. Why is a "everyone / full access" necessary.
- Why did the problems appear after several hours? Why did it work in the beginning?
Michael G. Schneider