I have a web site that works fine on a Win 2003 server with IIS 6 and I am trying to move it to a server with Win 2008 and IIS 7.5. I am using Request.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER") to get the user who is currently logged in to the machine and in IIS 6 I have the "Integrated Authentication" option checked and this works fine. I cannot figure out how to get this to work on IIS 7.5. I have tried enabling Windows Authentication and it still brings up a password box. I want it to work the way it currently does and just open the page. I have the site added to my trusted sites in IE. I have also verified that "Automatic logon with current user name and password" is checked in the "Custom level..." settings for Trusted sites and Local intranet. Could it be something with the IUSR account on the Win 2008 machine? I have been searching with Google for a couple hours now, can anyone point me in the right direction? Thank you.

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I don't think he did - I just clicked the article in question and he added "Note : This article is develop under the guidence of Guy Thiebaut." (sic) Since when does "under the guidance" == "written by"? :confused:

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Vikram A Punathambekar wrote:

I google for a solution to some obscure programming problem, and click on a promising link, only to find that category "Blogs" is blocked.

I have had the same problem many, many times. I was once searching for an Oracle error, clicked on a link and got "The category "Sex" is blocked." :omg: I don't know who monitors that garbage (I suspect no one does) so I went to my boss and showed her exactly what I was doing and what I clicked on. I have also had the "Gambling" category pop up on what look to be like programming sites. Websense makes me feel so dirty even when I'm not doing anything wrong. :sigh: - edited to say "when I'm *not* doing anything wrong"...

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I mean, realistically, why would you expect anyone on a programming forum to know this? I think this is a misconception for some non-technical people. I have occasionally gotten off-the-wall questions from friends and family because, well, I work with "computers". They automatically assume because I write code for a living, I will know exactly why their cell phone/printer/TV/car radio/hand-held walkie-talkie isn't working. I always just point them to the manufacturer and then quietly sigh to myself.

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I did this just last week. I found a nice pair of comfortable shoes for work so I bought a pair in black and a pair in brown (I am female and yes I needed both colors. :) ) I have walked out of the house at least 3 times now wearing one black shoe and one brown shoe but last week I didn't catch it and ended up at work like that. :doh: It made my shopping easier but I have to double-check my shoes every single morning now!

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This isn't at all about the "experts" lording over the "ignorant". There are people who post very general, basic, poorly worded "questions" (if you can even call them that) and even when given some sort of solution just post again asking for the code. They don't want help in figuring it out, they want some person from the "magic answer forum" to do all their work for them. They aren't just ignorant, they are lazy and waste everybody's time.

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My dad is retired and likes to sit at his computer and browse the web and chain smoke. I looked at his computer once and it was as gross and you described. It made me think, if his computer looks like that what do his lungs look like? :(

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This post does not make any. Sounds like some good stuff you got there. ;) Please don't really stick anything in a toaster though!

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Liquid Nitrogen.

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Did he even ask a question? ;P

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So if you don't do any of the animation stuff what kind of programming work do you do there? I hope it's not prying but it sounds like a dream job so I am interested. :)

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I meant the use of "R V" and "V R", I understood that you were talking about the future of IT in this economy.

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"R V in the shadows" == "Are We in the shadows"?? :confused: If so then I guess you could say V R confused.

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I like A Boy Named Goo but the Goo's Dizzy Up The Girl is one of my most favorite albums ever. Overall my most played albums are Absolution and Black Holes and Revelations, both by Muse. I can't wait to get their new album next week! My current favorite album that I can't stop playing (over and over and over) is All Sides by O.A.R. :)

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A lemon and two cherries? Wow that lime sure gets around... :rolleyes: :laugh:

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http://xkcd.com/303/[^] :)

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Happy birthday to your son! :) My son turns 5 tomorrow. You are right, it really is unbelievable how time flies. I still think of him as my baby even though he starts kindergarten in just a couple of weeks. *sniffle*

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Mine is the 19th of September! :)

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The captions are always hilarious. Opening the newsletter definitely makes my morning. :)

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