It’s always a good idea after you have set the rights into 777 to logoff scriptcase, clear cache and cookies and logon again. To me above sounds like a cache issue.
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I have been “fighting” with this issue with IIS.
My “DocumentRoot” is “E:\MyWebRootFolder”.
I have tried everything you guys did (giving ALL rights to every user: didn’t work.
I gave up with IIS and reinstalled everything with Apache. Bam, same issue on Disk E … grrrr
I found the trick when I had to set up VirtualHost settings to give Apache access to 2 different root folders.
In “httpd.conf”, under "DocumentRoot “E:\MyWebFolder”, there is the “<Directory “E:/MyWebFolder”>” section. By setting “AllowOverride All” in thissection, this gave Apache access to my “E:” folder.
So what is the setting on IIS to achieve the same behaviour?
I don’t need it anymore but I thought this was worth to share.