SeanMc
9/20/2009 3:57:00 PM
On Sep 19, 7:34 am, SeanMc <seanm...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hello All,
> (I'm not sure if this is the correct group, but due to the apparently
> low activity level of most related News groups, I figured Id give this
> a try in here)
>
> Whenever I try and run/debug my ASP.NET application, I receive the
> warning that “You do not have permissions to Debug the Server. Verify
> that you are a member of the Debugger users group on the server”.
> Some times I get the warning “This project is not configured to be
> debugged”
> The problem is, I believe that I am member of this group. I have
> opened up the project config file and debug is set to YES.
> IIS was installed AFTER VS.NET, so I ran the .NET repair described in
> help, by reinserting my VS disc and running from the command line:
> D:\dotNetFramework\dotnetfx.exe /t:c:\temp /c:"msiexec.exe /fvecms c:
> \temp\netfx.msi"
>
> Windows XP SP3
> .NET versions 1.1, 2, 3, and 3.5 installed on machine
> Visual Studio.NET 2003
>
> Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services > Web Sites >
> Default Web Site > Right Click “Properties” >
>
> Directory Security Tab:
> • Anonymous Access = Y
> o UserName = Device\User
> o Allow IIS to control Password = Y
> • Integrated Windows Authentication = Y
>
> Home Directory Tab :
> • When connecting to the resource, the content should come from
> o A directory on this computer
> • Local Path : c:\inetpub\www.root
> • Application Name : Default Application
> • Execute Permissions : Scripts and Executables
> • Application Protection : Medium (Pooled)
> • True :
> o Script Source Acess
> o Read
> o Write
> o Directory Browsing
> o Log Visits
> o Index This Resource
>
> Configuration from Home Directory Tab
> Enable ASP Server Side Debugging set to TRUE
> ASP.NET Tab :
> IF set to Version 1.1.4322, the web.config path is set to \inetpub
> \www.root.
> Edit Configuration is button inactivated
>
> If set to Version 2.0.50727, I can Edit the config file.
> o Editing Config File > Application Tab > Debugging = True
>
> Can someone please help? Im at wits end here as to how to get this
> running and debugging.
> Thanks in advance for any help or advice given,
> Sean
I am trying this from a home computer running WinXP Pro, on a home
network with no Domain, debugging on local machine.
I have added my User Name to the Debugger Users, Power Users, and VS
Developers Groups, as well as originally being in the Administrators
group.
I have checked the error log immediately after running (or attempting
to run) my ASP project in Debug mode, and am receiving no errors or
warnings. I am still recieving the “You do not have permissions to
Debug the Server. Verify that you are a member of the Debugger users
group on the server” message from VS.
Could this possibly be because of the other versions of the .NET
framework running on my PC, when VS2003 wants 1.1? As I said earlier,
when I choose v1.1 in my web properties, the edit Config File option
gets inactivated - this appears to be because there is no config file
in the Framework 1.1 folder, and the only config file in wwwroot is
the one copied from Framework 2.0 folder. (Im guessing – and cringinf
at the thought of having to do an OS re-install, followed by dozens of
software re-installs - ? )
Thanks,
~Sean