I have an ASP.NET website (in C#) that takes in user data and then attempts to create a windows scheduled task. Of course, this works great on the DEV machine, but fails to run on the server. I’m trying to figure out what permission(s) are required on the ASPNET user (or anonymous web user) to create tasks.
on my website (written in ASP.NET/C#) I want the moderaters to be able to start a certain service. The code I have for this is:
pip install -r requirements.txt fails with the exception below OSError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/usr/local/lib/.... What’s wrong and how do I fix this? (I am trying to setup Django)
I’m using Python to create a new personal folder when a users AD account is created. The folder is being created but the permissions are not correct. Can Python add the user to the newly created folder and change their permissions? I’m not sure where to begin coding this.
Is it possible to programaticly run compiled Python (comiled via py2exe) as administrator in Vista?
In the sudoers file, you can have either of the following lines
When creating directories, mkdir -m <mode> <dir> provides for creating one or more directories with the given mode/permissions set (atomically).
The execute permission makes sense for files (which include scripts etc.), but when it comes to directories, the write (w) permission works the same way as execute (x), right?
A file in a ls -l listing has permissions such as:
When I use the -a option as is asked and answered in Preserve the permissions with rsync, I got a lot of “rsync: failed to set permissions on” errors.