By Xarzu - 3/5/2008
Now I am using a VISTA machine. I am restarting my ASP.NET experience in a new environment. So far I have managed to set up the IIS. That was a lot easier than I had thought it would be. The next step is, I found out where the computer pointed the localhost to (c:\inetpub\wwwroot\). And so the next thing I thought I would try is to write htm files out to this location. Bad idea. It says I do not have permissions to do this. This is odd because I was sure I had admin privs. Any suggestions?
I am brand new to Vista. How do I check my privs on my own machine? I have clicked on the area in the Control Panel and it shows two users.
Both of these users have Admin Priv's, including me.
But when I try to save a file, to the C:\inetpub\wwwroot\ area I get this error:
I am wondering if there is some sort of special procedure that needs to be done in order to put a file in the location on the hard drive where the IIS will recognize it as an internet file. Maybe you cannot just simply cut and paste an HTML file. Is that true? Is there some sort of special "publish" or "submit" that you have to do on an operating system level or through some sort of special IIS software procedure?
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By Mobius - 3/16/2009
I'm of the opinion that all web development should be done within some sort of server environment. Server 2008 provides great IIS services, and is very intuitive (Oh, and IIS isn't turned on by default.  )
You can try doing the whole Vista thing, but if you're serious about web development, its more than worth it to shell out a couple bucks for a server license. And if this is for corporate work, I'm sure you can get a company license.
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