wshell.run permission deniedThis is a discussion on wshell.run permission denied within the Inetserver forums in Microsoft Tools category; Anthony Jones wrote: > "P1" <p1 @ fhri.org> wrote in message > news:l8Gtk.7358$lU5.4742 @ newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >> Anthony Jones wrote: >>> "P1" <p1 @ fhri.org> wrote in message >>> news:TGCtk.7351$lU5.226 @ newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >>>> Hey guys, >>>> I'm totally out of my league here, I don't even know how I got stuck >>>> with this problem, it's obviously a webmaster issue and I'm just a > lowly >>>> net admin. >>>> >>>> The error: >>>> >>>> Starts here >>>> 8/28/2008 1:39:17 PM >>>> Passed through >>>> Error detected: 70: Permission denied >>>> >>>> The script: >>>> >>>> <% >>>> response.Expires ... | ||||||||
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08-29-2008, 01:00 PM
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 Re: wshell.run permission denied Anthony Jones wrote: > "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message > news:l8Gtk.7358$lU5.4742@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >> Anthony Jones wrote: >>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>> news:TGCtk.7351$lU5.226@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >>>> Hey guys, >>>> I'm totally out of my league here, I don't even know how I got stuck >>>> with this problem, it's obviously a webmaster issue and I'm just a > lowly >>>> net admin. >>>> >>>> The error: >>>> >>>> Starts here >>>> 8/28/2008 1:39:17 PM >>>> Passed through >>>> Error detected: 70: Permission denied >>>> >>>> The script: >>>> >>>> <% >>>> response.Expires = 0 >>>> dim wshell, url, filename, memberid >>>> on error resume next >>>> Response.Write("Starts here<br/>") >>>> >>>> %> >>>> <pre> >>>> <%=now()%> >>>> >>>> </pre> >>>> <% >>>> >>>> memberid = Request("memberid") >>>> url = Request("url") >>>> filename = "cal"& memberid &".pdf" >>>> >>>> set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>>> wshell.run "%comspec% /c c:\htmltools\htmltools.exe -append 0 """& url >>>> &""" ""c:\PDFTemp\" & filename &""" >c:\htmltools\log.txt", 0, TRUE >>>> set wshell = nothing >>>> >>>> Response.write "Passed through<br/>" >>>> >>>> if err.number <> 0 then >>>> response.write "Error detected: " & err.number & ": " & >>>> err.Description & "<br/>" >>>> on error goto 0 >>>> response.end >>>> end if >>>> on error goto 0 >>>> >>>> Response.write "Run sucessfully<br/>" >>>> >>>> Response.Redirect("http://calpdf.domain.com/PDFTemp/" & filename) >>>> %> >>>> <pre> >>>> <%=now()%> >>>> >>>> </pre> >>>> >>>> IIS and permissions: >>>> The website has Scripts and Executables permissions. >>>> The folder containing the asp script and htmltools.exe have full NTFS >>>> permissions for IIS_WPG, IUSR_, IWAM_. >>>> >>>> Some of the commands in the script I put in as part of suggestions > found >>>> while researching this problem. >>>> >>>> I'm lost, please help?  >>> Comment out the on error resume next line. >>> >>> Then examine the line number in the error returned (make sure you have > Send >>> Detailed Error messages turned on). >>> >>> Also does the IUSR_ account have access to the c:\htmltools folder? >>> >>> Is the page accessed anonymously? >>> >>> >> Removing the line you suggested points to line 19, which starts with >> wshell.run >> >> Full error: >> >> Starts here >> 8/28/2008 5:55:09 PM >> Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046' >> Permission denied >> /groupCalPDF.asp, line 19 >> >> Yes, the IUSR_ account has full access to the c:\htmltools folder, >> explicitly defined and propagated down to child objects. >> The page is accessed anonymously. > > Do you have response buffering on that is the default and recommended > setting? > And line 19 is ...? > > I'm not sure what response buffering is and where it's set? Line 19 is the one that starts with wshell.run in the script I included in my original post.  |
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08-29-2008, 01:01 PM
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| Re: wshell.run permission denied Pablo A. Allois wrote: > Use ProcMon from SysInternals (now MS) and monitor the access to the folder. > You will see an access denied, ProcMon will tell you what user is having the > Access Denied. > > > Please, take care, do not leave this application too much time on a > production server. > > > Saludos! > > "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message > news:l8Gtk.7358$lU5.4742@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >> Anthony Jones wrote: >>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>> news:TGCtk.7351$lU5.226@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >>>> Hey guys, >>>> I'm totally out of my league here, I don't even know how I got stuck >>>> with this problem, it's obviously a webmaster issue and I'm just a lowly >>>> net admin. >>>> >>>> The error: >>>> >>>> Starts here >>>> 8/28/2008 1:39:17 PM >>>> Passed through >>>> Error detected: 70: Permission denied >>>> >>>> The script: >>>> >>>> <% >>>> response.Expires = 0 >>>> dim wshell, url, filename, memberid >>>> on error resume next >>>> Response.Write("Starts here<br/>") >>>> >>>> %> >>>> <pre> >>>> <%=now()%> >>>> >>>> </pre> >>>> <% >>>> >>>> memberid = Request("memberid") >>>> url = Request("url") >>>> filename = "cal"& memberid &".pdf" >>>> >>>> set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>>> wshell.run "%comspec% /c c:\htmltools\htmltools.exe -append 0 """& url >>>> &""" ""c:\PDFTemp\" & filename &""" >c:\htmltools\log.txt", 0, TRUE >>>> set wshell = nothing >>>> >>>> Response.write "Passed through<br/>" >>>> >>>> if err.number <> 0 then >>>> response.write "Error detected: " & err.number & ": " & >>>> err.Description & "<br/>" >>>> on error goto 0 >>>> response.end >>>> end if >>>> on error goto 0 >>>> >>>> Response.write "Run sucessfully<br/>" >>>> >>>> Response.Redirect("http://calpdf.domain.com/PDFTemp/" & filename) >>>> %> >>>> <pre> >>>> <%=now()%> >>>> >>>> </pre> >>>> >>>> IIS and permissions: >>>> The website has Scripts and Executables permissions. >>>> The folder containing the asp script and htmltools.exe have full NTFS >>>> permissions for IIS_WPG, IUSR_, IWAM_. >>>> >>>> Some of the commands in the script I put in as part of suggestions found >>>> while researching this problem. >>>> >>>> I'm lost, please help? >>> Comment out the on error resume next line. >>> >>> Then examine the line number in the error returned (make sure you have >>> Send >>> Detailed Error messages turned on). >>> >>> Also does the IUSR_ account have access to the c:\htmltools folder? >>> >>> Is the page accessed anonymously? >>> >>> >> Removing the line you suggested points to line 19, which starts with >> wshell.run >> >> Full error: >> >> Starts here >> 8/28/2008 5:55:09 PM >> Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046' >> Permission denied >> /groupCalPDF.asp, line 19 >> >> Yes, the IUSR_ account has full access to the c:\htmltools folder, >> explicitly defined and propagated down to child objects. >> The page is accessed anonymously. > > I've been using this for the past couple of days, but I don't get any access denied entries except for a couple of registry checks, which I've now assigned permissions for and are no longer appearing. |
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08-29-2008, 01:01 PM
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| Re: wshell.run permission denied Pablo A. Allois wrote: > Use ProcMon from SysInternals (now MS) and monitor the access to the folder. > You will see an access denied, ProcMon will tell you what user is having the > Access Denied. > > > Please, take care, do not leave this application too much time on a > production server. > > > Saludos! > > "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message > news:l8Gtk.7358$lU5.4742@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >> Anthony Jones wrote: >>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>> news:TGCtk.7351$lU5.226@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >>>> Hey guys, >>>> I'm totally out of my league here, I don't even know how I got stuck >>>> with this problem, it's obviously a webmaster issue and I'm just a lowly >>>> net admin. >>>> >>>> The error: >>>> >>>> Starts here >>>> 8/28/2008 1:39:17 PM >>>> Passed through >>>> Error detected: 70: Permission denied >>>> >>>> The script: >>>> >>>> <% >>>> response.Expires = 0 >>>> dim wshell, url, filename, memberid >>>> on error resume next >>>> Response.Write("Starts here<br/>") >>>> >>>> %> >>>> <pre> >>>> <%=now()%> >>>> >>>> </pre> >>>> <% >>>> >>>> memberid = Request("memberid") >>>> url = Request("url") >>>> filename = "cal"& memberid &".pdf" >>>> >>>> set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>>> wshell.run "%comspec% /c c:\htmltools\htmltools.exe -append 0 """& url >>>> &""" ""c:\PDFTemp\" & filename &""" >c:\htmltools\log.txt", 0, TRUE >>>> set wshell = nothing >>>> >>>> Response.write "Passed through<br/>" >>>> >>>> if err.number <> 0 then >>>> response.write "Error detected: " & err.number & ": " & >>>> err.Description & "<br/>" >>>> on error goto 0 >>>> response.end >>>> end if >>>> on error goto 0 >>>> >>>> Response.write "Run sucessfully<br/>" >>>> >>>> Response.Redirect("http://calpdf.domain.com/PDFTemp/" & filename) >>>> %> >>>> <pre> >>>> <%=now()%> >>>> >>>> </pre> >>>> >>>> IIS and permissions: >>>> The website has Scripts and Executables permissions. >>>> The folder containing the asp script and htmltools.exe have full NTFS >>>> permissions for IIS_WPG, IUSR_, IWAM_. >>>> >>>> Some of the commands in the script I put in as part of suggestions found >>>> while researching this problem. >>>> >>>> I'm lost, please help? >>> Comment out the on error resume next line. >>> >>> Then examine the line number in the error returned (make sure you have >>> Send >>> Detailed Error messages turned on). >>> >>> Also does the IUSR_ account have access to the c:\htmltools folder? >>> >>> Is the page accessed anonymously? >>> >>> >> Removing the line you suggested points to line 19, which starts with >> wshell.run >> >> Full error: >> >> Starts here >> 8/28/2008 5:55:09 PM >> Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046' >> Permission denied >> /groupCalPDF.asp, line 19 >> >> Yes, the IUSR_ account has full access to the c:\htmltools folder, >> explicitly defined and propagated down to child objects. >> The page is accessed anonymously. > > I've been using this for the past couple of days, but I don't get any access denied entries except for a couple of registry checks, which I've now assigned permissions for and are no longer appearing. |
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08-29-2008, 01:58 PM
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| Re: wshell.run permission denied Did you check for an access denied on %comspec% ? Are you sure, there is no access denied registred in the procmon ? Check the security eventlog for anu failed log. Saludos! "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message news:CXVtk.7385$lU5.2059@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... > Pablo A. Allois wrote: >> Use ProcMon from SysInternals (now MS) and monitor the access to the >> folder. >> You will see an access denied, ProcMon will tell you what user is having >> the Access Denied. >> >> >> Please, take care, do not leave this application too much time on a >> production server. >> >> >> Saludos! >> >> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >> news:l8Gtk.7358$lU5.4742@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >>> Anthony Jones wrote: >>>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>>> news:TGCtk.7351$lU5.226@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >>>>> Hey guys, >>>>> I'm totally out of my league here, I don't even know how I got stuck >>>>> with this problem, it's obviously a webmaster issue and I'm just a >>>>> lowly >>>>> net admin. >>>>> >>>>> The error: >>>>> >>>>> Starts here >>>>> 8/28/2008 1:39:17 PM >>>>> Passed through >>>>> Error detected: 70: Permission denied >>>>> >>>>> The script: >>>>> >>>>> <% >>>>> response.Expires = 0 >>>>> dim wshell, url, filename, memberid >>>>> on error resume next >>>>> Response.Write("Starts here<br/>") >>>>> >>>>> %> >>>>> <pre> >>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>> >>>>> </pre> >>>>> <% >>>>> >>>>> memberid = Request("memberid") >>>>> url = Request("url") >>>>> filename = "cal"& memberid &".pdf" >>>>> >>>>> set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>>>> wshell.run "%comspec% /c c:\htmltools\htmltools.exe -append 0 """& url >>>>> &""" ""c:\PDFTemp\" & filename &""" >c:\htmltools\log.txt", 0, TRUE >>>>> set wshell = nothing >>>>> >>>>> Response.write "Passed through<br/>" >>>>> >>>>> if err.number <> 0 then >>>>> response.write "Error detected: " & err.number & ": " & >>>>> err.Description & "<br/>" >>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>> response.end >>>>> end if >>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>> >>>>> Response.write "Run sucessfully<br/>" >>>>> >>>>> Response.Redirect("http://calpdf.domain.com/PDFTemp/" & filename) >>>>> %> >>>>> <pre> >>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>> >>>>> </pre> >>>>> >>>>> IIS and permissions: >>>>> The website has Scripts and Executables permissions. >>>>> The folder containing the asp script and htmltools.exe have full NTFS >>>>> permissions for IIS_WPG, IUSR_, IWAM_. >>>>> >>>>> Some of the commands in the script I put in as part of suggestions >>>>> found >>>>> while researching this problem. >>>>> >>>>> I'm lost, please help? >>>> Comment out the on error resume next line. >>>> >>>> Then examine the line number in the error returned (make sure you have >>>> Send >>>> Detailed Error messages turned on). >>>> >>>> Also does the IUSR_ account have access to the c:\htmltools folder? >>>> >>>> Is the page accessed anonymously? >>>> >>>> >>> Removing the line you suggested points to line 19, which starts with >>> wshell.run >>> >>> Full error: >>> >>> Starts here >>> 8/28/2008 5:55:09 PM >>> Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046' >>> Permission denied >>> /groupCalPDF.asp, line 19 >>> >>> Yes, the IUSR_ account has full access to the c:\htmltools folder, >>> explicitly defined and propagated down to child objects. >>> The page is accessed anonymously. >> >> > > I've been using this for the past couple of days, but I don't get any > access denied entries except for a couple of registry checks, which I've > now assigned permissions for and are no longer appearing. |
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08-29-2008, 01:58 PM
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| Re: wshell.run permission denied Did you check for an access denied on %comspec% ? Are you sure, there is no access denied registred in the procmon ? Check the security eventlog for anu failed log. Saludos! "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message news:CXVtk.7385$lU5.2059@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... > Pablo A. Allois wrote: >> Use ProcMon from SysInternals (now MS) and monitor the access to the >> folder. >> You will see an access denied, ProcMon will tell you what user is having >> the Access Denied. >> >> >> Please, take care, do not leave this application too much time on a >> production server. >> >> >> Saludos! >> >> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >> news:l8Gtk.7358$lU5.4742@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >>> Anthony Jones wrote: >>>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>>> news:TGCtk.7351$lU5.226@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >>>>> Hey guys, >>>>> I'm totally out of my league here, I don't even know how I got stuck >>>>> with this problem, it's obviously a webmaster issue and I'm just a >>>>> lowly >>>>> net admin. >>>>> >>>>> The error: >>>>> >>>>> Starts here >>>>> 8/28/2008 1:39:17 PM >>>>> Passed through >>>>> Error detected: 70: Permission denied >>>>> >>>>> The script: >>>>> >>>>> <% >>>>> response.Expires = 0 >>>>> dim wshell, url, filename, memberid >>>>> on error resume next >>>>> Response.Write("Starts here<br/>") >>>>> >>>>> %> >>>>> <pre> >>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>> >>>>> </pre> >>>>> <% >>>>> >>>>> memberid = Request("memberid") >>>>> url = Request("url") >>>>> filename = "cal"& memberid &".pdf" >>>>> >>>>> set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>>>> wshell.run "%comspec% /c c:\htmltools\htmltools.exe -append 0 """& url >>>>> &""" ""c:\PDFTemp\" & filename &""" >c:\htmltools\log.txt", 0, TRUE >>>>> set wshell = nothing >>>>> >>>>> Response.write "Passed through<br/>" >>>>> >>>>> if err.number <> 0 then >>>>> response.write "Error detected: " & err.number & ": " & >>>>> err.Description & "<br/>" >>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>> response.end >>>>> end if >>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>> >>>>> Response.write "Run sucessfully<br/>" >>>>> >>>>> Response.Redirect("http://calpdf.domain.com/PDFTemp/" & filename) >>>>> %> >>>>> <pre> >>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>> >>>>> </pre> >>>>> >>>>> IIS and permissions: >>>>> The website has Scripts and Executables permissions. >>>>> The folder containing the asp script and htmltools.exe have full NTFS >>>>> permissions for IIS_WPG, IUSR_, IWAM_. >>>>> >>>>> Some of the commands in the script I put in as part of suggestions >>>>> found >>>>> while researching this problem. >>>>> >>>>> I'm lost, please help? >>>> Comment out the on error resume next line. >>>> >>>> Then examine the line number in the error returned (make sure you have >>>> Send >>>> Detailed Error messages turned on). >>>> >>>> Also does the IUSR_ account have access to the c:\htmltools folder? >>>> >>>> Is the page accessed anonymously? >>>> >>>> >>> Removing the line you suggested points to line 19, which starts with >>> wshell.run >>> >>> Full error: >>> >>> Starts here >>> 8/28/2008 5:55:09 PM >>> Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046' >>> Permission denied >>> /groupCalPDF.asp, line 19 >>> >>> Yes, the IUSR_ account has full access to the c:\htmltools folder, >>> explicitly defined and propagated down to child objects. >>> The page is accessed anonymously. >> >> > > I've been using this for the past couple of days, but I don't get any > access denied entries except for a couple of registry checks, which I've > now assigned permissions for and are no longer appearing. |
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08-29-2008, 02:36 PM
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| Re: wshell.run permission denied Pablo A. Allois wrote: > Did you check for an access denied on %comspec% ? > Are you sure, there is no access denied registred in the procmon ? > > Check the security eventlog for anu failed log. > > > Saludos! > > "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message > news:CXVtk.7385$lU5.2059@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >> Pablo A. Allois wrote: >>> Use ProcMon from SysInternals (now MS) and monitor the access to the >>> folder. >>> You will see an access denied, ProcMon will tell you what user is having >>> the Access Denied. >>> >>> >>> Please, take care, do not leave this application too much time on a >>> production server. >>> >>> >>> Saludos! >>> >>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>> news:l8Gtk.7358$lU5.4742@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >>>> Anthony Jones wrote: >>>>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>>>> news:TGCtk.7351$lU5.226@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >>>>>> Hey guys, >>>>>> I'm totally out of my league here, I don't even know how I got stuck >>>>>> with this problem, it's obviously a webmaster issue and I'm just a >>>>>> lowly >>>>>> net admin. >>>>>> >>>>>> The error: >>>>>> >>>>>> Starts here >>>>>> 8/28/2008 1:39:17 PM >>>>>> Passed through >>>>>> Error detected: 70: Permission denied >>>>>> >>>>>> The script: >>>>>> >>>>>> <% >>>>>> response.Expires = 0 >>>>>> dim wshell, url, filename, memberid >>>>>> on error resume next >>>>>> Response.Write("Starts here<br/>") >>>>>> >>>>>> %> >>>>>> <pre> >>>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>>> >>>>>> </pre> >>>>>> <% >>>>>> >>>>>> memberid = Request("memberid") >>>>>> url = Request("url") >>>>>> filename = "cal"& memberid &".pdf" >>>>>> >>>>>> set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>>>>> wshell.run "%comspec% /c c:\htmltools\htmltools.exe -append 0 """& url >>>>>> &""" ""c:\PDFTemp\" & filename &""" >c:\htmltools\log.txt", 0, TRUE >>>>>> set wshell = nothing >>>>>> >>>>>> Response.write "Passed through<br/>" >>>>>> >>>>>> if err.number <> 0 then >>>>>> response.write "Error detected: " & err.number & ": " & >>>>>> err.Description & "<br/>" >>>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>>> response.end >>>>>> end if >>>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>>> >>>>>> Response.write "Run sucessfully<br/>" >>>>>> >>>>>> Response.Redirect("http://calpdf.domain.com/PDFTemp/" & filename) >>>>>> %> >>>>>> <pre> >>>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>>> >>>>>> </pre> >>>>>> >>>>>> IIS and permissions: >>>>>> The website has Scripts and Executables permissions. >>>>>> The folder containing the asp script and htmltools.exe have full NTFS >>>>>> permissions for IIS_WPG, IUSR_, IWAM_. >>>>>> >>>>>> Some of the commands in the script I put in as part of suggestions >>>>>> found >>>>>> while researching this problem. >>>>>> >>>>>> I'm lost, please help? >>>>> Comment out the on error resume next line. >>>>> >>>>> Then examine the line number in the error returned (make sure you have >>>>> Send >>>>> Detailed Error messages turned on). >>>>> >>>>> Also does the IUSR_ account have access to the c:\htmltools folder? >>>>> >>>>> Is the page accessed anonymously? >>>>> >>>>> >>>> Removing the line you suggested points to line 19, which starts with >>>> wshell.run >>>> >>>> Full error: >>>> >>>> Starts here >>>> 8/28/2008 5:55:09 PM >>>> Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046' >>>> Permission denied >>>> /groupCalPDF.asp, line 19 >>>> >>>> Yes, the IUSR_ account has full access to the c:\htmltools folder, >>>> explicitly defined and propagated down to child objects. >>>> The page is accessed anonymously. >>> >> I've been using this for the past couple of days, but I don't get any >> access denied entries except for a couple of registry checks, which I've >> now assigned permissions for and are no longer appearing. > > I've been looking at that procmon output for days and didn't see it. However, once you pointed me at %comspec%, I gave the IUSR_ account permissions to c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe and that was the magic trick. Then I removed the permission again and fired up procmon again and it's right there black on white. I don't know how I could have missed it before, perhaps a filter or something. Thanks a lot man! |
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08-29-2008, 02:36 PM
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| Re: wshell.run permission denied Pablo A. Allois wrote: > Did you check for an access denied on %comspec% ? > Are you sure, there is no access denied registred in the procmon ? > > Check the security eventlog for anu failed log. > > > Saludos! > > "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message > news:CXVtk.7385$lU5.2059@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >> Pablo A. Allois wrote: >>> Use ProcMon from SysInternals (now MS) and monitor the access to the >>> folder. >>> You will see an access denied, ProcMon will tell you what user is having >>> the Access Denied. >>> >>> >>> Please, take care, do not leave this application too much time on a >>> production server. >>> >>> >>> Saludos! >>> >>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>> news:l8Gtk.7358$lU5.4742@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >>>> Anthony Jones wrote: >>>>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>>>> news:TGCtk.7351$lU5.226@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >>>>>> Hey guys, >>>>>> I'm totally out of my league here, I don't even know how I got stuck >>>>>> with this problem, it's obviously a webmaster issue and I'm just a >>>>>> lowly >>>>>> net admin. >>>>>> >>>>>> The error: >>>>>> >>>>>> Starts here >>>>>> 8/28/2008 1:39:17 PM >>>>>> Passed through >>>>>> Error detected: 70: Permission denied >>>>>> >>>>>> The script: >>>>>> >>>>>> <% >>>>>> response.Expires = 0 >>>>>> dim wshell, url, filename, memberid >>>>>> on error resume next >>>>>> Response.Write("Starts here<br/>") >>>>>> >>>>>> %> >>>>>> <pre> >>>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>>> >>>>>> </pre> >>>>>> <% >>>>>> >>>>>> memberid = Request("memberid") >>>>>> url = Request("url") >>>>>> filename = "cal"& memberid &".pdf" >>>>>> >>>>>> set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>>>>> wshell.run "%comspec% /c c:\htmltools\htmltools.exe -append 0 """& url >>>>>> &""" ""c:\PDFTemp\" & filename &""" >c:\htmltools\log.txt", 0, TRUE >>>>>> set wshell = nothing >>>>>> >>>>>> Response.write "Passed through<br/>" >>>>>> >>>>>> if err.number <> 0 then >>>>>> response.write "Error detected: " & err.number & ": " & >>>>>> err.Description & "<br/>" >>>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>>> response.end >>>>>> end if >>>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>>> >>>>>> Response.write "Run sucessfully<br/>" >>>>>> >>>>>> Response.Redirect("http://calpdf.domain.com/PDFTemp/" & filename) >>>>>> %> >>>>>> <pre> >>>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>>> >>>>>> </pre> >>>>>> >>>>>> IIS and permissions: >>>>>> The website has Scripts and Executables permissions. >>>>>> The folder containing the asp script and htmltools.exe have full NTFS >>>>>> permissions for IIS_WPG, IUSR_, IWAM_. >>>>>> >>>>>> Some of the commands in the script I put in as part of suggestions >>>>>> found >>>>>> while researching this problem. >>>>>> >>>>>> I'm lost, please help? >>>>> Comment out the on error resume next line. >>>>> >>>>> Then examine the line number in the error returned (make sure you have >>>>> Send >>>>> Detailed Error messages turned on). >>>>> >>>>> Also does the IUSR_ account have access to the c:\htmltools folder? >>>>> >>>>> Is the page accessed anonymously? >>>>> >>>>> >>>> Removing the line you suggested points to line 19, which starts with >>>> wshell.run >>>> >>>> Full error: >>>> >>>> Starts here >>>> 8/28/2008 5:55:09 PM >>>> Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046' >>>> Permission denied >>>> /groupCalPDF.asp, line 19 >>>> >>>> Yes, the IUSR_ account has full access to the c:\htmltools folder, >>>> explicitly defined and propagated down to child objects. >>>> The page is accessed anonymously. >>> >> I've been using this for the past couple of days, but I don't get any >> access denied entries except for a couple of registry checks, which I've >> now assigned permissions for and are no longer appearing. > > I've been looking at that procmon output for days and didn't see it. However, once you pointed me at %comspec%, I gave the IUSR_ account permissions to c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe and that was the magic trick. Then I removed the permission again and fired up procmon again and it's right there black on white. I don't know how I could have missed it before, perhaps a filter or something. Thanks a lot man! |
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08-29-2008, 03:40 PM
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| Re: wshell.run permission denied I am glad that is works. Saludos! "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message news:ZkXtk.7386$lU5.322@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... > Pablo A. Allois wrote: >> Did you check for an access denied on %comspec% ? >> Are you sure, there is no access denied registred in the procmon ? >> >> Check the security eventlog for anu failed log. >> >> >> Saludos! >> >> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >> news:CXVtk.7385$lU5.2059@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >>> Pablo A. Allois wrote: >>>> Use ProcMon from SysInternals (now MS) and monitor the access to the >>>> folder. >>>> You will see an access denied, ProcMon will tell you what user is >>>> having the Access Denied. >>>> >>>> >>>> Please, take care, do not leave this application too much time on a >>>> production server. >>>> >>>> >>>> Saludos! >>>> >>>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>>> news:l8Gtk.7358$lU5.4742@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >>>>> Anthony Jones wrote: >>>>>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>>>>> news:TGCtk.7351$lU5.226@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >>>>>>> Hey guys, >>>>>>> I'm totally out of my league here, I don't even know how I got stuck >>>>>>> with this problem, it's obviously a webmaster issue and I'm just a >>>>>>> lowly >>>>>>> net admin. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> The error: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Starts here >>>>>>> 8/28/2008 1:39:17 PM >>>>>>> Passed through >>>>>>> Error detected: 70: Permission denied >>>>>>> >>>>>>> The script: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> <% >>>>>>> response.Expires = 0 >>>>>>> dim wshell, url, filename, memberid >>>>>>> on error resume next >>>>>>> Response.Write("Starts here<br/>") >>>>>>> >>>>>>> %> >>>>>>> <pre> >>>>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> </pre> >>>>>>> <% >>>>>>> >>>>>>> memberid = Request("memberid") >>>>>>> url = Request("url") >>>>>>> filename = "cal"& memberid &".pdf" >>>>>>> >>>>>>> set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>>>>>> wshell.run "%comspec% /c c:\htmltools\htmltools.exe -append 0 """& >>>>>>> url >>>>>>> &""" ""c:\PDFTemp\" & filename &""" >c:\htmltools\log.txt", 0, TRUE >>>>>>> set wshell = nothing >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Response.write "Passed through<br/>" >>>>>>> >>>>>>> if err.number <> 0 then >>>>>>> response.write "Error detected: " & err.number & ": " & >>>>>>> err.Description & "<br/>" >>>>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>>>> response.end >>>>>>> end if >>>>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Response.write "Run sucessfully<br/>" >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Response.Redirect("http://calpdf.domain.com/PDFTemp/" & filename) >>>>>>> %> >>>>>>> <pre> >>>>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> </pre> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> IIS and permissions: >>>>>>> The website has Scripts and Executables permissions. >>>>>>> The folder containing the asp script and htmltools.exe have full >>>>>>> NTFS >>>>>>> permissions for IIS_WPG, IUSR_, IWAM_. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Some of the commands in the script I put in as part of suggestions >>>>>>> found >>>>>>> while researching this problem. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I'm lost, please help? >>>>>> Comment out the on error resume next line. >>>>>> >>>>>> Then examine the line number in the error returned (make sure you >>>>>> have Send >>>>>> Detailed Error messages turned on). >>>>>> >>>>>> Also does the IUSR_ account have access to the c:\htmltools folder? >>>>>> >>>>>> Is the page accessed anonymously? >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> Removing the line you suggested points to line 19, which starts with >>>>> wshell.run >>>>> >>>>> Full error: >>>>> >>>>> Starts here >>>>> 8/28/2008 5:55:09 PM >>>>> Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046' >>>>> Permission denied >>>>> /groupCalPDF.asp, line 19 >>>>> >>>>> Yes, the IUSR_ account has full access to the c:\htmltools folder, >>>>> explicitly defined and propagated down to child objects. >>>>> The page is accessed anonymously. >>>> >>> I've been using this for the past couple of days, but I don't get any >>> access denied entries except for a couple of registry checks, which I've >>> now assigned permissions for and are no longer appearing. >> >> > > I've been looking at that procmon output for days and didn't see it. > However, once you pointed me at %comspec%, I gave the IUSR_ account > permissions to c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe and that was the magic trick. > Then I removed the permission again and fired up procmon again and it's > right there black on white. I don't know how I could have missed it > before, perhaps a filter or something. > > Thanks a lot man! |
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| Re: wshell.run permission denied I am glad that is works. Saludos! "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message news:ZkXtk.7386$lU5.322@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... > Pablo A. Allois wrote: >> Did you check for an access denied on %comspec% ? >> Are you sure, there is no access denied registred in the procmon ? >> >> Check the security eventlog for anu failed log. >> >> >> Saludos! >> >> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >> news:CXVtk.7385$lU5.2059@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >>> Pablo A. Allois wrote: >>>> Use ProcMon from SysInternals (now MS) and monitor the access to the >>>> folder. >>>> You will see an access denied, ProcMon will tell you what user is >>>> having the Access Denied. >>>> >>>> >>>> Please, take care, do not leave this application too much time on a >>>> production server. >>>> >>>> >>>> Saludos! >>>> >>>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>>> news:l8Gtk.7358$lU5.4742@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >>>>> Anthony Jones wrote: >>>>>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>>>>> news:TGCtk.7351$lU5.226@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >>>>>>> Hey guys, >>>>>>> I'm totally out of my league here, I don't even know how I got stuck >>>>>>> with this problem, it's obviously a webmaster issue and I'm just a >>>>>>> lowly >>>>>>> net admin. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> The error: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Starts here >>>>>>> 8/28/2008 1:39:17 PM >>>>>>> Passed through >>>>>>> Error detected: 70: Permission denied >>>>>>> >>>>>>> The script: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> <% >>>>>>> response.Expires = 0 >>>>>>> dim wshell, url, filename, memberid >>>>>>> on error resume next >>>>>>> Response.Write("Starts here<br/>") >>>>>>> >>>>>>> %> >>>>>>> <pre> >>>>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> </pre> >>>>>>> <% >>>>>>> >>>>>>> memberid = Request("memberid") >>>>>>> url = Request("url") >>>>>>> filename = "cal"& memberid &".pdf" >>>>>>> >>>>>>> set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>>>>>> wshell.run "%comspec% /c c:\htmltools\htmltools.exe -append 0 """& >>>>>>> url >>>>>>> &""" ""c:\PDFTemp\" & filename &""" >c:\htmltools\log.txt", 0, TRUE >>>>>>> set wshell = nothing >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Response.write "Passed through<br/>" >>>>>>> >>>>>>> if err.number <> 0 then >>>>>>> response.write "Error detected: " & err.number & ": " & >>>>>>> err.Description & "<br/>" >>>>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>>>> response.end >>>>>>> end if >>>>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Response.write "Run sucessfully<br/>" >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Response.Redirect("http://calpdf.domain.com/PDFTemp/" & filename) >>>>>>> %> >>>>>>> <pre> >>>>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> </pre> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> IIS and permissions: >>>>>>> The website has Scripts and Executables permissions. >>>>>>> The folder containing the asp script and htmltools.exe have full >>>>>>> NTFS >>>>>>> permissions for IIS_WPG, IUSR_, IWAM_. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Some of the commands in the script I put in as part of suggestions >>>>>>> found >>>>>>> while researching this problem. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I'm lost, please help? >>>>>> Comment out the on error resume next line. >>>>>> >>>>>> Then examine the line number in the error returned (make sure you >>>>>> have Send >>>>>> Detailed Error messages turned on). >>>>>> >>>>>> Also does the IUSR_ account have access to the c:\htmltools folder? >>>>>> >>>>>> Is the page accessed anonymously? >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> Removing the line you suggested points to line 19, which starts with >>>>> wshell.run >>>>> >>>>> Full error: >>>>> >>>>> Starts here >>>>> 8/28/2008 5:55:09 PM >>>>> Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046' >>>>> Permission denied >>>>> /groupCalPDF.asp, line 19 >>>>> >>>>> Yes, the IUSR_ account has full access to the c:\htmltools folder, >>>>> explicitly defined and propagated down to child objects. >>>>> The page is accessed anonymously. >>>> >>> I've been using this for the past couple of days, but I don't get any >>> access denied entries except for a couple of registry checks, which I've >>> now assigned permissions for and are no longer appearing. >> >> > > I've been looking at that procmon output for days and didn't see it. > However, once you pointed me at %comspec%, I gave the IUSR_ account > permissions to c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe and that was the magic trick. > Then I removed the permission again and fired up procmon again and it's > right there black on white. I don't know how I could have missed it > before, perhaps a filter or something. > > Thanks a lot man! |
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09-03-2008, 07:19 PM
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| Re: wshell.run permission denied Pablo A. Allois wrote: > I am glad that is works. > > Saludos! > "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message > news:ZkXtk.7386$lU5.322@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >> Pablo A. Allois wrote: >>> Did you check for an access denied on %comspec% ? >>> Are you sure, there is no access denied registred in the procmon ? >>> >>> Check the security eventlog for anu failed log. >>> >>> >>> Saludos! >>> >>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>> news:CXVtk.7385$lU5.2059@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >>>> Pablo A. Allois wrote: >>>>> Use ProcMon from SysInternals (now MS) and monitor the access to the >>>>> folder. >>>>> You will see an access denied, ProcMon will tell you what user is >>>>> having the Access Denied. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Please, take care, do not leave this application too much time on a >>>>> production server. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Saludos! >>>>> >>>>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>>>> news:l8Gtk.7358$lU5.4742@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to. verio.net... >>>>>> Anthony Jones wrote: >>>>>>> "P1" <p1@fhri.org> wrote in message >>>>>>> news:TGCtk.7351$lU5.226@newsread1.mlpsca01.us.to.v erio.net... >>>>>>>> Hey guys, >>>>>>>> I'm totally out of my league here, I don't even know how I got stuck >>>>>>>> with this problem, it's obviously a webmaster issue and I'm just a >>>>>>>> lowly >>>>>>>> net admin. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> The error: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Starts here >>>>>>>> 8/28/2008 1:39:17 PM >>>>>>>> Passed through >>>>>>>> Error detected: 70: Permission denied >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> The script: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> <% >>>>>>>> response.Expires = 0 >>>>>>>> dim wshell, url, filename, memberid >>>>>>>> on error resume next >>>>>>>> Response.Write("Starts here<br/>") >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> %> >>>>>>>> <pre> >>>>>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> </pre> >>>>>>>> <% >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> memberid = Request("memberid") >>>>>>>> url = Request("url") >>>>>>>> filename = "cal"& memberid &".pdf" >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> set wshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >>>>>>>> wshell.run "%comspec% /c c:\htmltools\htmltools.exe -append 0 """& >>>>>>>> url >>>>>>>> &""" ""c:\PDFTemp\" & filename &""" >c:\htmltools\log.txt", 0, TRUE >>>>>>>> set wshell = nothing >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Response.write "Passed through<br/>" >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> if err.number <> 0 then >>>>>>>> response.write "Error detected: " & err.number & ": " & >>>>>>>> err.Description & "<br/>" >>>>>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>>>>> response.end >>>>>>>> end if >>>>>>>> on error goto 0 >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Response.write "Run sucessfully<br/>" >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Response.Redirect("http://calpdf.domain.com/PDFTemp/" & filename) >>>>>>>> %> >>>>>>>> <pre> >>>>>>>> <%=now()%> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> </pre> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> IIS and permissions: >>>>>>>> The website has Scripts and Executables permissions. >>>>>>>> The folder containing the asp script and htmltools.exe have full >>>>>>>> NTFS >>>>>>>> permissions for IIS_WPG, IUSR_, IWAM_. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Some of the commands in the script I put in as part of suggestions >>>>>>>> found >>>>>>>> while researching this problem. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I'm lost, please help? >>>>>>> Comment out the on error resume next line. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Then examine the line number in the error returned (make sure you >>>>>>> have Send >>>>>>> Detailed Error messages turned on). >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Also does the IUSR_ account have access to the c:\htmltools folder? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Is the page accessed anonymously? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>> Removing the line you suggested points to line 19, which starts with >>>>>> wshell.run >>>>>> >>>>>> Full error: >>>>>> >>>>>> Starts here >>>>>> 8/28/2008 5:55:09 PM >>>>>> Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046' >>>>>> Permission denied >>>>>> /groupCalPDF.asp, line 19 >>>>>> >>>>>> Yes, the IUSR_ account has full access to the c:\htmltools folder, >>>>>> explicitly defined and propagated down to child objects. >>>>>> The page is accessed anonymously. >>>> I've been using this for the past couple of days, but I don't get any >>>> access denied entries except for a couple of registry checks, which I've >>>> now assigned permissions for and are no longer appearing. >>> >> I've been looking at that procmon output for days and didn't see it. >> However, once you pointed me at %comspec%, I gave the IUSR_ account >> permissions to c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe and that was the magic trick. >> Then I removed the permission again and fired up procmon again and it's >> right there black on white. I don't know how I could have missed it >> before, perhaps a filter or something. >> >> Thanks a lot man! > > Man... I am now officially totally confused. The error is back. I don't see any access denied entries in procmon. I even removed that permission on cmd.exe that fixed the problem before just so I could see the access denied in procmon but it's not showing! I don't have much hair left, but I'm pulling out whatever's left |
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