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How do I set the permissions through the file manager?
You log into the control panel and go to file manager.
There, click the domain whose permissions you want to change.
Step 1:
You can then click on the lock icon behind the desired folder (for example the wwwroot) and apply the permissions you need here. See examples below:
Step 2:
Step 3:
Type permissions:
If you check Read you give read permission to the folder or file.
If you check Write you get write permissions on the folder or file.
If you check Replace permissions on all child objects all permissions are applied to the underlying files and folders.
You should always have read rights on NETWORK SERVICE so that the Application Pool can open and execute the files.
If you need write permissions for ASP.net you must check the Write box under NETWORK SERVICE.
There, click the domain whose permissions you want to change.
Step 1:
You can then click on the lock icon behind the desired folder (for example the wwwroot) and apply the permissions you need here. See examples below:
Step 2:
Step 3:
Type permissions:
If you check Read you give read permission to the folder or file.
If you check Write you get write permissions on the folder or file.
If you check Replace permissions on all child objects all permissions are applied to the underlying files and folders.
You should always have read rights on NETWORK SERVICE so that the Application Pool can open and execute the files.
If you need write permissions for ASP.net you must check the Write box under NETWORK SERVICE.
You log into the control panel and then go to file manager.There click on the domain whose permissions you want to change.Step 1:
You can then click on the lock behind the desired folder (for example, wwwroot) and apply the permissions you need here. See examples below:Step2:
Step 3:
Type of permissions:If you check Read you give read permissions to the folder or file.If you check Write you give write permissions to the folder or file.If you check Replace permissions on all child objects all permissions will be applied to underlying files and folders.You should always have read permissions on NETWORK SERVICE so that the Application Pool can open and execute the files.If you need write permissions on ASP.net you should check Write under NETWORK SERVICE.
You can then click on the lock behind the desired folder (for example, wwwroot) and apply the permissions you need here. See examples below:Step2:Step 3:Type of permissions:If you check Read you give read permissions to the folder or file.If you check Write you give write permissions to the folder or file.If you check Replace permissions on all child objects all permissions will be applied to underlying files and folders.You should always have read permissions on NETWORK SERVICE so that the Application Pool can open and execute the files.If you need write permissions on ASP.net you should check Write under NETWORK SERVICE.