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HOW TO assign IIS_WP to images folder in hosting_template.xml

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mrbean

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Hi guys,

Everytime after the new domain created, a new worker process id will be created. the worker process name is something like this: IIS_WPD(blablabla)

I want to assign IIS_WPD to images folder in order for the image upload and resizing to work.

I know there's an easy way to do: login to plesk> Directories> click on it and tick read/write permission. But this is not suitable at all in my case. Reason: I am doing a service that whenever people signup, I will automatically create the domain, install script for them. It means at night time when I sleeping, there might be already 5-6 person signup and installation done.

This is why I need automated way to set IIS_WPD to httpdocs/directoryname/images

I am getting quite confuse... .Can't find the necessary documentation that clearly pin point the value that can be used inside hosting_template.xml

So based on DiskSecurity xml, I copy some relevant line and modify a bit, then paste it into hosting_Template.xml. But still I don't want to take risk to run this until I confirm the thing is correct. Else if something go wrong, many thing need to do....

Here's some code I'm going to put into hosting_Template.xml

<Entry AccounType="0" Account="NetworkService" Path="[HTTPD_VHOSTS_D]" SubPath="httpdocs\directory\images"
AceFlags="ThisFolderSubfoldersAndFiles" AccessMask="FullAccess" EntryFlags="0x140" />

<Entry AccounType="0" Account="IWAM_plesk(default)" Path="[HTTPD_VHOSTS_D]" SubPath="httpdocs\directory\images"
AceFlags="ThisFolderSubfoldersAndFiles" AccessMask="FullAccess" EntryFlags="0x140" />


Anyone here is plesk technical expert? Need your advice.
 
I still have the same problem

I´m having the same problem, but to read the IIRF.ini file for a ReWrite ISAPI...

And as I can see, none info at this forum or web site
 
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