Have you tried Visual Web Developer 2005 Express? It allows you to "copy"
your web site over to the new server with minimal hassle, and as far as i
know it does the permissions for you. As for permissions, whenever i copy a
web site like you did you should a.s "aspnet" user group to all the new files
and folders.
> Hi all,
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> TIA
> ALi G
Peter Longstaff - 12 Dec 2005 08:52 GMT
Hi Michael,
thanks for the feed back. Unfortunately I have to use Visual Studio 2003,
as that is what we are currently using.
Also I did not copy the service. I developed a seperate service on my
laptop. THhis worked so after the problems I had on my desktop I tried to
re-produce the problem on the laptop, but it worked. I then set the
permissions on the desktop to match the laptop.
Any other suggestions?
Ali
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<MichaelDawson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> Have you tried Visual Web Developer 2005 Express? It allows you to
> "copy" your web site over to the new server with minimal hassle, and
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>> TIA
>> ALi G