I am making an api with node js and I need to publish it to a server. I have been looking at how to do it and there is a lot of information about doing it on platforms like heroku but I can't get it up to the server that I use in my work. This is a Windows Server 2012 r2 and works with IIS. I followed the steps given in the documentation https://github.com/tjanczuk/iisnode. But when I raise the server I receive an error.
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your api pool doesn't have full permission to write.
give permission the edit to give the "IIS_IUSRS" group write permissions to that folder.
Go into the advanced settings menu and under Process Model -> Identity change the user account to a user that already has write permissions.
Allow, 'Full Control', for user 'IIS_IUSRS', from 'Advanced Security' upon right clicking you'r application root directory.
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I have a website I am setting up which creates a subfolder to its own location based on which user logs into the website. An administrative account we'll call admin runs the website through IIS Manager (as indicated through the basic and advanced settings on the site's tab in IIS, which indicate the credentials for admin are correct), and admin also has full security permissions to the folder that IIS refers to. The website is I think otherwise fully up and running because the login screen loads successfully. However, despite the fact that admin is both running the site and has full access to the folder, it is failing to create the folder and as such is failing to operate the website properly. I know it is this error because the website's error logging reports an UnauthorizedAccessException to the folder I would expect to be created.
Can anyone help me figure out why it is unable to create a folder in the website location? Thank you.
To fix issue, you can try to add the IIS AppPool user to the root folder of your application by right clicking the folder and selecting Properties. Select the Security tab and add the IIS AppPool<AppPoolName> user.
And you can also decide to create a custom user to access the file system from IIS. Create a new Windows (or AD) user and click your site inside the IIS Manager. From the Actions window click Basic Settings. Finally, click the Connect as button and input the new user below Specific user:
I am using a remote desktop connection to a server (Windows Server 2012 R2). I have an admin account, which can log in without any trouble. I have another account, no admin, that is granted to log in to the server, as per the following screenshot.
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Still, when I try to log in using this account, I get the message above. Adding the user to the admin group might solve the problem, but that is not an option in this case.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to solve this?
It seems that only administarotrs can login remotly. change the polices in the way that remote desktop group users have such this right.
I've given IIS_User modify access and confirmed this on the media disk folder, but i'm still getting a 'Insufficient file system permissions to edit this image.'
Could there be a permission level conflict between IIS_USER and the service level account Kentico is using through the app pool?
Mark, if I understood you correct you are not using IIS_USER as Kentico app pool account. If this it correct - you do not have to grant any permission for it, but only for account configured for Kentico app pool instead.
It can depend on how you set up the site, but what i would do is in IIS hit the "Basic Settings" on the right and see what your app pool is.
If it's a named one, try to right click on the website -> Permissions, and add the user "IIS APPPOOL\TheNameOfTheAppPool" and give full permissions there.
If that user doesn't show up, then try giving the IIS_IUSER full permission, test if it works, if it does then you can start scaling back permissions till it 'breaks' and stops working. If it does't work, then you need to try the other users.
I have using SSRS 2008r2 on Windows2003 server and added Domain Users group as a System Administrator via report manager. However, when I mimic an ordinary user in report manager web interface on my computer(member of the domain) I get;
User 'usera' does not have required permissions. Verify that sufficient permissions have been granted and Windows User Account Control (UAC) restrictions have been addressed.
if I try with user a on the server by using FQDN, it it shows same error above.
If I type localhost instead, it does work. while using localhost, it I navigate to a folder and while I am in a folder and change the localhost to FQDN, it still works.
There are lots of solutions on the web, like the one on http://skamie.wordpress.com/2010/06/24/ssrs-and-uac/, but it did not work..
Does anyone have any idea?
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Have you tried right-clicking on IE and select Run as Administrator?
I have to do that from time to time on my development machine so it is sort of first solution that came to mind. Hope it helps.
Additional answer:
So the Domain Users group has System Admin role. You can try adding that group as Browser role or Content Manager role at the root folder.
I've got a SharePoint website running on my machine (which it shows me inside the Application Pool in the Inet Manager).
Now this website has a different user credentials specified under the Identity section (properties). Also when I view the w3wp.exe in the task manager it shows that the site is running as a different user.
The problem is that if I change the username and password of the existing user with mine, the site stops working.
How do I run it under my account credentials.
Please help. Thanks
If you want to change the account that runs the SharePoint application pool, you must make sure that the new account has the same permissions as the current one. That includes the correct database permissions. Otherwise the SharePoint Web Application stops working.
The behavior you are describing is normal. Whatever account you use to login to your SharePoint site, the application pool will still be using the account assigned to it.
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