Yes... checked the article, info was irrelevant. As I said previously, the perl script was already working.
I could not find how to permit the script to work without having the Everyone account on the remote server target folder.
I ended up setting IIS\Directory Security\IP address and domain name restrictions to only allow access to the perl script folder from inhouse IPs, as the script is not for public use.
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We are trying to get the functionality to work as it does for inhouse servers, in which the image repository folder on the server uses simple directory security.
This folder is under the default IIS Home Directory location... C:\InetPub\wwwr oot\FolderX structure, in which FolderX is the image repository folder.
For inhouse source servers- the inherited permissions were removed for this folder using Windows Explorer\Folder...Leave a comment:
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Removing Everyone Account Stops PERL Sync Script
We're using a perl script to fetch images from the inhouse server & pump them to a remote server with much higher bandwidth.
I want to remove the Everyone account from the target folder on the remote server, so users may only access it with username & password. When I do this, the perl script stops working. I can only assume the perl script is operating under the Everyone account.
How do I change the functionality...
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