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11/7/2005 7:25 AM
 

As far as i know, asp.net requires user with read permission on
the complate path (for example: d:\sites\dotnetnuke\...) in order to
open new folders.

However, in shared hosting companies the user has permissions only
the application root folder.
How can the installer open new folders on shared hosting server?

Thanks.

 
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