Virtual Path permissions

[rchavez]

I am having the same problem.

Virtual Paths seem to work with normal Core FTP server accounts, but when I try to use Active Directory accounts, I get an "Access Denied" message.

Anyone get this to work?

[rchavez]

Thanks for the quick response, but still not having any luck.

Here is what I did:
- Created a site and set Base Directory to: F:\FTP Root\ADUsers
- Created a Virtual Path called: Testsite
Physical Path: F:\IIS Root\Websites\Testsite
Mapped To: F:\FTP Root\ADUsers\ADTestUser
- Checked the following:
Enable AD Users
Use Base Dir + Username
- Typed in the domain in the Use Windows Domain field
- Created a CoreFTP user named: CoreUser
- Set the Home Directory to: F:\FTP Root\ADUsers
- Gave CoreUser Full CoreFTP Permissions to: F:\FTP Root\ADUsers
- Gave CoreUser Full CoreFTP Permissions to: F:\IIS Root\Websites\Testsite
- In the Users Settings to Use field, I added: CoreUser
- Gave the AD user ADTestUser Full AD Permissions to: F:\FTP Root\ADUsers\ADTestUser and F:\IIS Root\Websites\Testsite

When I connect, via SFTP, using the ADTestUser account, I can login fine.
I can also write to: F:\FTP Root\ADUsers\ADTestUser
I can see: F:\FTP Root\ADUsers\ADTestUser\Testsite, but when I try to enter that virtual folder, I get a "permission denied" message.

Any ideas?[/list]

[rchavez]

Well, if it worked for you, maybe there's hope for me.

I double-checked my AD/WinNT permissions on F:\IIS Root\Websites\Testsite and they are definitely set correctly for the ADTestUser account.

I even added CoreFTP permissions to F:\IIS Root\Websites\Testsite via the CoreUser account and that did not help either.

I did some more experimenting, and noticed another strange thing.
If I set the Domain Base directory to something like: F:\FTP Root\empty
I would think that when I SFTP'd in, I would still be put in the F:\FTP Root\ADUsers, since that is the Home Directory of CoreUser. But I don't. I get dropped into the F:\FTP Root\empty directory.

Not sure if that's a clue to what's going on, or if that just confuses things more.

I can send you screen shots, if you think that will help.

Thanks for any other info you can provide.