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    BLOEDHOND
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    Hi All I need to write to my web.config file under program control. I can read it no problem. If I create an account for "everyone" then I can write to the web config file else I get a access denied message. How can I do this under program control? Regards

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      Hi All I need to write to my web.config file under program control. I can read it no problem. If I create an account for "everyone" then I can write to the web config file else I get a access denied message. How can I do this under program control? Regards

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      M LN Rao
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      Give permission to ASPNET login and problem will be solved.

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        Give permission to ASPNET login and problem will be solved.

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        Thanx But I need to roll out to 30 clients and none of them will know how to do this. It must happen automatically. Regards

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          Thanx But I need to roll out to 30 clients and none of them will know how to do this. It must happen automatically. Regards

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          You should give this permission on the folder which contains your asp.net application. (usrename: \\sysname\aspnet, read/write)

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            You should give this permission on the folder which contains your asp.net application. (usrename: \\sysname\aspnet, read/write)

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            sorry i'm lost Do you mean that you must specify the setting when deploying the application?

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              You should give this permission on the folder which contains your asp.net application. (usrename: \\sysname\aspnet, read/write)

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              Sorry i'm lost Do you mean that I must set the setting when deploying the application?

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