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Re: Always getting Error 530 on FTP7 and ASP.NET Membership

bokabunara — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 20:10:21 GMT

In continuation of my monologue:

I tried placing the machine key entry inside the <system.web></system.web> of the root web.config file located in "%SystemRoot%\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\CONFIG\web.config" and rebooting.

Still no luck. The machine key looks like this:

Is there an issue with IsolateApps or the way it is written?

Also, can someone please tell me what the latest version of logman.exe is? I am running ver 6.0.6001.18000 which i think came with W2K8x64 but the article here infers that a newer version which supports switches such as logman start "ftp" -p "IIS: Ftp Server" 255 5 –ets (see article at http://blogs.iis.net/sudt/archive/2008/08/28/collecting-etw-traces-for-ftp-sessions.aspx). -p appears to be an invalid switch for ver 6.0.6001.18000

Re: Always getting Error 530 on FTP7 and ASP.NET Membership

bokabunara — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 19:29:36 GMT

Good news. I found on some other forums the idea of running "logman.exe -ets" before attempting the authentication from localhost and I got back a much more verbose error of:

"you must specify a non-autogenerated machine key to store passwords in the encrypted format"

So this is good news and a much more helpful error than "bad username or password". But, my membership is configured for Encryption of AES for passwords and the machinekey IS PRESENT in the web.config file and works fine for pw retrieval and changes etc for the web app.

I am guessing that the problem then is that FTP7 which is running on the same website does not load the website's web.config file and therefore cant find my machinekey entry.

So, I know someone can answer this next part:

Where does FTP7 look for the machinekey? In the magic root web.config? If so, inside what tag should I place it?

Thanks

-r

Re: Using FTP accounts

starpg — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 16:12:09 GMT

I'll step by step what I have done.

It doesn't work.

Run lusrmgr.msc

Open "Users" folder.

Created new user named "TCH-Beta"

Assigned password

Assigned "Home Folder, Local Path" to D:\SPG\XMB

Assigned the user TCH-Beta to the "Hosting Accounts" User Group.

Insured "Basic Authentication" was chosen in FTP Authentication
Opened IIS7 Manager, added FTP Publishing to the "XMB-Test" site, and created an "Allow" Authorization Rule for "TCH-Beta"

Added the user "TCH-Beta" privileges to the Folder "D:\SPG\XMB"

this sounds as though the proper method to accomplish FTP access for a given user, but when I attempt a logon I get the error:

530-user TCH-Beta cannot log in: Home directory inaccessible.

win32 error: Access Denied

Error Details: Authorization Rules Denied the access

530 end