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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on July 20, 2006, 12:34 am
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You would probably need to examine / become familiar with those
Asp.Net applications in order to determine the cause of the (apparent)
temporary directorys (created without regard to Windows defined ways
to locate temps).
ASPNET is probably not in Users on your system, and so does not get
a grant of List to the temp folders once they are created.
In the IIS 5 environment with NetFx v1/1.1 ASPNET needs a grant on
every folder along the path from (and including) the partition root on down
to any content that is part of a Asp.Net application. This is because it
attempts to register for notification events to let it know when the source
has changed and the app needs to be recompiled.
> Hi all.
> I have a webserver with windows 2000 server running, sql server 2000
> sp4, iis 5, full windows update patches, framework 1.0 and 1.1.
>
> There are some asp.net application that runs on this server, some of
> them using crystal report if it can help.
>
> We always have activated the audit policy activated, and in the
> protection log i have a lot of these messages (sorry for the italian
> language, i can translate in english if u want, but i think the meaning
> is clear).
>
> The name of the subdirectory in C:\WINNT\XXXXXXXXXXX always change, it
> seems a sort of temporary folder or so. I thought it was a crystal
> report temporary folder or something like this.
> Have you ever seen this? How can i look for the exact procedure that
> try to read this folder?
>
> Thank you i.a. for your help.
> Marco
>
> ID EVENT: 160
> Apertura oggetto:
> Server oggetto: Security
> Tipo oggetto: File
> Nome oggetto: C:\WINNT\GHY38LQF4LANKXUR
> Nuovo ID dell'handle: -
> ID dell'operazione:
> ID del processo: 3440
> Nome utente primario: ASPNET
> Dominio primario: WEBSERVER
> ID di accesso primario: (0x0,0x393C0)
> Nome utente client: -
> Dominio client: -
> ID di accesso client: -
> Accessi SYNCHRONIZE
> ReadData (o ListDirectory)
>
> Privilegi -
>
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