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I want to share some files on my computer using IIS within the wwwroot folder. I'm currently getting a 403 error when I enter the URL ipaddress/Folder. Is there any way to get rid of the 403 error and allow my computer to make the files public?
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I want to share some files on my computer using IIS within the wwwroot folder. I'm currently getting a 403 error when I enter the URL ipaddress/Folder. Is there any way to get rid of the 403 error and allow my computer to make the files public?
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Displaying "ipaddress/Folder", meaning to list all files in the folder, requires Directory browsing permission for this folder. Directory browsing permission is off by default, as a security measure.
For Vista and above see Enable or Disable Directory Browsing in IIS 7 .
You do not need this permission for accessing a file via "ipaddress/Folder/file", but you then need to know the file's name in advance.
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You might be able to use chmod if you're on Linux and give read access to all users, I'm not entirely sure though.
IIS is Windows only – Canadian Luke – 2012-02-04T18:47:03.897
Yes, but to tell you how we need to know what OS (and hence, version of IIS) you're using. – BillP3rd – 2010-09-13T06:40:03.727
I'm on IIS7 and windows vista – cfarm54 – 2010-09-13T18:07:09.657