Sorry to drag a new post out, seem to have lost my old one.
I'm still in a need to stop IIS, if someone has a script I can shell out and run please email it to me at [email protected] because yes, I deleted the scripts when I locked down my server.
Now, If you place this registry entry:
mp3 = InstallDir & ",,205"
%HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,"CurrentControlSet\Services\W3SVC\Parameters\Virtual Roots","/mp3",mp3)
And then stop teh IIS Admin service, including WWW, SMTP, and NNTP and whatever else is associated....
If you do that, these virtual directories get created the way I want them to.
If you reboot it does not. Once IIS is stopped the registry entries disappear...
Weird.
Anwyay what I need to do is add 2 virtual directories, either reboot or manually stop hte IIS admin service..
I had a batch file at one time that did it, using services.exe I believe..
Thanks,
Scott
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Scott
I'm still in a need to stop IIS, if someone has a script I can shell out and run please email it to me at [email protected] because yes, I deleted the scripts when I locked down my server.
Now, If you place this registry entry:
mp3 = InstallDir & ",,205"
%HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,"CurrentControlSet\Services\W3SVC\Parameters\Virtual Roots","/mp3",mp3)
And then stop teh IIS Admin service, including WWW, SMTP, and NNTP and whatever else is associated....
If you do that, these virtual directories get created the way I want them to.
If you reboot it does not. Once IIS is stopped the registry entries disappear...
Weird.
Anwyay what I need to do is add 2 virtual directories, either reboot or manually stop hte IIS admin service..
I had a batch file at one time that did it, using services.exe I believe..
Thanks,
Scott
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Scott
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