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WHat version of IIS? IIS 6 is notorious for being too
tight
Also check your permissions because when you tighten
security it may make the db unaccessible to the page to
write?
IS the site anonymous access or do you use authentication?
Just a few things to check
separate Access databases. I have users viewing the
results by using Crystal Reports web. The problem is my
webforms seem to just stop working for no apparent reason.
The confirmation page also displays the information as
being saved, but when open the access database in
frontpage the information has not been populated.The
server is Windows 2000 with SP4 and a Domain Controller. I
am using Frontpage 2002.
is WEB: "/" Your website security should be tightened. To
tighted security as much as possible select repair" I'm
not sure if this is the problem but I select repair and I
get a message saying it has been repaired, but when I
check it again it gives me the same message.
never know at what point it blows up and my users never
receive any error messages.
tight
Also check your permissions because when you tighten
security it may make the db unaccessible to the page to
write?
IS the site anonymous access or do you use authentication?
Just a few things to check
a company intranet that are supposed to be writing to two-----Original Message-----
I have a strange problem. I have two web forms running on
separate Access databases. I have users viewing the
results by using Crystal Reports web. The problem is my
webforms seem to just stop working for no apparent reason.
The confirmation page also displays the information as
being saved, but when open the access database in
frontpage the information has not been populated.The
server is Windows 2000 with SP4 and a Domain Controller. I
am using Frontpage 2002.
using "Check Server Health" and the only message I receiveI have checked my frontpage server extensions in IIS
is WEB: "/" Your website security should be tightened. To
tighted security as much as possible select repair" I'm
not sure if this is the problem but I select repair and I
get a message saying it has been repaired, but when I
check it again it gives me the same message.
help. Restarting the server will temporarily fix it, but II have tried restarting IIS and that doesn't seem to
never know at what point it blows up and my users never
receive any error messages.