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<0> what is a "theme" in asp.net terms?
<1> css + gfx
<0> i never saw developers say there sites were themed until i started using asp.net
<1> i guess it's a buzzword for css/gfx in some way
<2> how would i go about checking a pop3 account through an asp app?
<1> get a pop3 component
<1> or a socket component
<1> this one for instance: http://www.ostrosoft.com/POP3_component.asp
<2> i'm already downloading that :)
<1> well well, there you go :)
<3> info
<4> is there anyway to make a background of a td print when i print the page?
<4> i'm doing a dynamic business card but for a few of the entries the background is just black but they do not print obviously
<4> I need to make them print
<5> regdate = "7/25/2006" datediff(date()-regdate) should return a value of one correct? i keep getting a type mismatch string "7/25/2006"
<6> allo allo
<6> can i pay someone to do somehting simple for me?
<7> is there an asp equivelant of phps php_info(); ?
<4> is there any way using fso to force a file to delete even though it's in use?
<4> i'm using flashcom servers record features but i can't delete a file from the directory unless i stop flash com server first
<4> if i try i get permission denied
<4> but if i stop the server and run the same thing it works fine
<8> no
<4> alright
<9> I'm recently took our Win2k3 box into a load balanced scenario and since then, one guy's apps can write to his access files. The error is "Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e09'. Cannot update. Database or object is read-only." but the folder/file _IS_ read/write for the IUSR* account, and there is to .ldb file. My only guess is that the website cannot creat .ldb files but I can't prove it.
<9> I have an app that can write to my access file in the same folder
<9> no takers?
<8> Have you checked to see if the database its self is read-only?
<8> And is the database on a common server, or does each one have a copy?
<9> it's in wwwroot on the server
<9> and it all worked fine before we went load balancing
<9> I've ever given "everybody" full control, no luck
<10> rhelik, u should check what Teycho suggested if u haven't, it's happened to me b4 too..
<9> I have
<9> about 50 times over
<9> this was known working 48hrs ago
<10> why can't you prove it by logging in and seeing if the .ldb file is there or not?
<9> I am, and they're not
<9> :)
<9> earlier when I said I can't "prove" it, I'm referring that I can't manually reproduce the steps
<9> the lack of a .ldb would cause the same error
<9> but I have no idea/theory why the server can't produce them
<9> I just copied the .mdb to another folder, modified the .asp and it can't write to the Access there either
<11> rhelik, http://googlemother****er.net ---> 80004005
<10> dang that link actualy takes u to google :P
<10> anyhow, think he's already googled it :p
<11> if he has, he would know how to fix it
<9> loonatik: I have googled, heavily
<9> and if you read my question and googled you would have realized that won't work
<11> if you have a permission problem
<11> its 80004005
<11> right?
<8> 4005 is a catch all for all kinds of ****
<11> Teycho 80004005 is a catch all for permission errors
<11> and if he searchs for it
<11> well
<11> not only is he seeing 80004005, hes also seeing an error text
<11> and if he searches for it
<11> it will tell him EXACTLy whats wrong
<11> its a very common problem
<9> loonatik: I'll humor your point that I'm a moron
<9> so as a moron, tell me what's wrong :)
<11> rhelik you are getting 80004005 correct?
<9> yes
<9> err no
<9> Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e09'
<11> have you searched for that error code
<9> Cannot update. Database or object is read-only.
<9> yes
<11> so the very first result
<11> http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2326
<11> Why do I get 80040e09 errors?
<9> the folder is fully writeable, the file is fully writeable, I've tried another access file /w another web app and it writes fine
<11> http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2062
<11> so you followed this right?
<11> every step
<9> reading.. on conf call about the issue too
<9> yes the IUSR* account has permission
<11> more than IUSR
<11> IWAM too
<11> IUSR_<machineName> and IWAM_<machineName> have read/write access
<11> and are you positive that is the user the WebSite is using
<11> which can be modified
<12> noobsauce
<11> if it isnt, you must give what everone it is using read/write
<11> on the folder itself
<11> and the mdb isnt read only
<11> and not open
<11> this is on a windows 2003 box right?
<9> IWAM isn't neccesary, despite, I added it and it didn't help
<9> yes, 2003 SP1
<11> and the other questions ive asked?
<9> yes, I double checked the website in the manager
<9> it's running as IUSR_UHSINTRANET
<11> you arent having people auth themselves right?
<9> absolutely not
<9> also, keep in mind it worked 2days ago with no changes to the .asp or the access file or the folder
<11> and the permissions are on the folder itself?
<11> and its not open
<11> or set to read only
<9> it's not open
<9> and it's not read only
<11> rhelik, there is no crazy bug you have found that no one else is seeing, its something you have done with your configuration
<11> so dont ***ume you have everything right
<11> take it one step at a time
<9> ok
<9> we put this under load balancing, since then, it died
<11> you shouldnt be using access period
<9> and to prevent the access files getting out of synch, all links point to a specific server
<9> it's not my access/app
<11> heh
<9> this dept has their own dev
<11> so its on a share?
<11> the share has to have the correct permissions too
<9> despite, I have 1 access and it works fine
<11> rhelik microsoft flat out tells you not to use access in a web enviroment
<11> its not designed for this
<9> you're preaching to the choir
<11> <9> despite, I have 1 access and it works fine
<11> clearly im not
<9> I inherited it, it was created before I starting working here
<9> despite, it works prefect
<11> then why are you here
<9> MY 1 access
<11> so this mdb is on a share correct?
<9> not this other dev's
<9> no
<9> it's locally on this specific server
<11> then how is it "load balanced"
<11> <9> and to prevent the access files getting out of synch, all links point to a specific server
<11> that means share
<9> it's not, anybody who goes to this webapp, doesn't access the load balanced hostname, they go to the local servername
<11> yes?
<9> nope
<11> how can you load balance a site with more than one copy of the db
<11> explain
<9> users aren't accessing the load balanced name/pathway for access apps
<11> <9> and to prevent the access files getting out of synch, all links point to a specific server
<11> define link
<9> instead of going to http://loadbalancedintranet they access http://server1
<9> despite, I'm accessing server1 to troubleshoot this
<11> so how does that prevent the files from getting out of sync
<11> you have http://server1
<11> you have http://server2
<11> you have http://server3
<11> ?
<9> that's out of the scope of my problem, and the issue is already addressed
<9> I don't want to explain things that aren't part of the problem :)
<11> lol
<11> well since you know the answer
<11> you dont need us
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