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Last Post 10/14/2008 10:13 PM by Peter Donker. 2 Replies.

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Walter

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10/13/2008 1:01 PM
I made all the DMX-webdav settings in IIS, but webdav is not working correct: Logged in as host-user. Using DNN 04.08.00 and DMX 04.03.02. - Windows Vista and Windows XP: -> Open in Windows Explorer ask for user/password. Administrator or DNN-host account doesn't work. -> Open in Work ask for user/password too. nothing works. -> Adding the server as network connection doesn't work: you do not have permission to access this Web Folder Location Somehow I managed to make a network connection. I was able to copy files to the folder and could see those files in my DNN-module. At that moment I was able to open files from the DNN-module in Microsoft Word. Just wasn't able to save the files in Word. But suddenly I'm not able to open any files anymore, because of the Username/Password question.

Walter

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10/13/2008 1:09 PM
Forgot one detail: I'm not able to set permissions on folders or files. They are all disabled/greyed out. (By default: administrators have view/edit permissions) But then I've set permissions in the database (table DMX_EntryPermissions) for the recuired roles and now all new items have the same permissions. (Still greyed out, but working)

Peter Donker

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10/14/2008 10:13 PM
Hi Walter, You have multiple issues with the installation. The permission permissions have not been set correctly for some reason. Please contact me on peter@bring2mind.net and I'll find a way to address them. Peter

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