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Article #193For God's sake, someone shoot the IIS devel team!
From: Adam Carheden
Date: Mon, 01 Nov 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 01 Nov 1999 00:00
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I thought I'd post this here because I need to vent and linux people would appreciate this. I'm trying to allow FTP access to my NT server using IIS, but I can't figure out how it decides to give a user access. (Filesystem permissions they tell me. Ya, you M$ boys wish it had any relation to something logical like that...). Anyway, I created two test users, test and testb. A added them to some groups which allowed them to log in via ftp. I then removed both the users from all groups but Domain Users, yet they are /still/ able to log in. (Other users with more permissions can't). I DELETED both of those users. They are /still/ able to log in. This bears repeating. I am logged in to my IIS FTP server as test and as testb, but NO SUCH USERS EXIST ON MY SYSTEM. AAAHHHHH!!!!! If any of you ever go into the Sys Admin world, refuse to support IIS if you know what's good for you. Not that I need to tell that to anyone reading this group. I think I'm going to cry. :( -- Adam carheden@cs.colostate.edu
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