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| From: | Teddy B. (Germany) |
| To: | Rick Strahl |
thanks for your response. I checked the settings, as you suggested.
They are (or seem to be) correct on all levels that I found to check. I found:
legacyCasModel = False
level = Full
origUrl (nothing)
ProcessRequestInApplicationTrust = True
at the following levels
Server/Machine Root - system.web/trust
Sites - system.web/trust
Default Web Site
In each case the section does not seem to be locked (on the right hand side of the IIS-manager).
Underneath the Default Web Site level I have devdemo, wconnect and wwthreads but cannot locate any system.web/trust.
I am using IIS Express 8 (german version) und Win7 (64) and don't really understand more than that there is a trust level problem.
Teddy
PS: I do have Teamviewer on my machine
Teddy,
It sounds like a configuration issue with IIS, which has the base trust key locked so it can't be modified. I'm not sure why that would be to be honest - I've never seen this on a default installation unless a section was explicitly locked down by an administrator.
To fix this you'll need to find where the section is locked.
Go into the IIS Manager.
- Click on the Server/Machine Root.
- Click on Configuration Editor
- Type system.web/trust into the Section entry box (or select from list)
What does it say there? It should have:
level = Full legacyCasModel=False originUrl= processRequestInApplicationTrust=True
If it doesn't say full, change the value to Full. If it doesn't want to change, check on the right hand side to see wether there's an option to 'Unlock section'. My guess is that somewhere along the hierarchy the section is locked so it can't be changed further down.
If the above is fine, go down a level to the Web Site level (ie. Default Web Site, or YourSite) and repeat the above steps.
Again, by default this shouldn't be locked down, so I'm not sure why or how that would have gotten set. You're running Windows 7 I suppose? Admin lockdown of some sort?
+++ Rick ---
