J
JVRudnick
Guest
I'd like some more info on permissions to be granted to web users...
First in the File Manager > Index.html page listing I see this when trying to change Permissions...
Administrators
Plesk IIS User (IUSR_macnair)
Plesk IIS WP User (IWPD_17(macnair))
Plesk Domain User (macnair)
SYSTEM
Normally, I would believe that a web user would be the Plesk IIS User (IUSR_macnair) item to give more permissions to, so that they can search and write to a dbase.
But who/what is this one - Plesk IIS WP User (IWPD_17(macnair))
??
Also, this is used on a w2k3 server, and I know how in IIS to give perms for all items on a site. IF I do that, ie if I log into the server itself via RDC, and make the changes that I want, then save same....will Plesk "recognize" those new perms and report back their current status in the CP? In other words, instead of changing over 90 pages in the CP for perms, can I "shortcut" the process and use IIS on the server itself to do that?
That would sure be MUCH shorter time wise....and easier too!
Jim
First in the File Manager > Index.html page listing I see this when trying to change Permissions...
Administrators
Plesk IIS User (IUSR_macnair)
Plesk IIS WP User (IWPD_17(macnair))
Plesk Domain User (macnair)
SYSTEM
Normally, I would believe that a web user would be the Plesk IIS User (IUSR_macnair) item to give more permissions to, so that they can search and write to a dbase.
But who/what is this one - Plesk IIS WP User (IWPD_17(macnair))
??
Also, this is used on a w2k3 server, and I know how in IIS to give perms for all items on a site. IF I do that, ie if I log into the server itself via RDC, and make the changes that I want, then save same....will Plesk "recognize" those new perms and report back their current status in the CP? In other words, instead of changing over 90 pages in the CP for perms, can I "shortcut" the process and use IIS on the server itself to do that?
That would sure be MUCH shorter time wise....and easier too!
Jim