well i run in this problem u have to go the folder where the web site is and right click and open the sharing and securitys and let the user guest to write "full controll"

it should work. Because the guest needs to wright new files ect..

Please Clarify Please HELP ME!! LOL

Well I am what you call a novice tech. What got me into cps/server was ebay. I use to have a ebay store then I wanted to do a website then it was on like donkey kong lol. But before that I never touched a cp before "3 years ago". But to get the point I am trying to set up a cluster using windows 2003 R2, Unix and linux. I have been having a little trouble lol. But what I am making is a frree based webhosting this program needs to work with windows unix and linux. I whould like to make it user friendly for the users and admins. The web server I am using right know is a standalone. But if you would like to help me out and work with I can pay you with web server space and ect.. I only get enough child support to pay for my biz internet line and rent and food "food stamps for food" I donot know how to do alot of stuff with the os but alot and alot of reading research ect.. has helped me I donot work just hang out with my 3 kids and work on webservers and web sites every thing that i know about cps/servers ect... i have taught my self.

egwcop@yahoo.com

or if works

administrator@vashcorp.com

joeyjoe4420,

While very revealing in a number of ways, the above post does not reveal the symptoms of your DotNetNuke related issue. Could you provide any more information about the symptoms you are seeing on your site? What is the exact issue on your DotNetNuke site that you are trying to correct by applying the permission mentioned above? I would very much like to help you, but will require a bit more information about this specific issue.

Take care,

Ian