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Access Forbidden
I am getting an Access Forbidden 403 error when attempting to build a vs.net solution. The box it is running on is Server 2003 and I am running V 5.0 of Visual Builder. The solution I am trying to build contains 9 projects with two being web projects. The web project it always fails on is called share.
This project compiles fine in VS. I have tried using the servername rather than localhost with no affect. |
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See if this updated version helps. Close VBP, extract the attached file to your VisBuildPro install path, restart VBP and try it again.
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This resolved the problem - thank you.
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Still Forbidden
I replaced the VisBuildDotNET.dll with the one in the attachment but it did not work for me. This is the error message I get:
Error loding info for project file 'http://localhost:81/Website.csproj': The remote server returned an error : (403) Forbidden. I can build the solution fine with my old run program code that I used in the last version of visual build. The code is: %DOSCMD% devenv %SolutionLocation%\%SolutionName%\%SolutionName%.s ln /build release Please help so that I canuse the new features of the latest release. Thanks. Jesse |
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Please send the following info to support@kinook.com and we can look into it:
1. Version/SP of VS.NET and the .NET Framework 2. The .sln + .csproj files in question. 3. The .BLD file with the Make VS.NET step that is failing. 4. An export of the registry key 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servi ces\W3SVC\Parameters\Virtual Roots' if running IIS < v6.0 Thanks. |
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In jnapier's situation, it turned out to be that the web app was on a non-default web site. In order to build web projects on a non-default web site from VisBuildPro, you need to use a virtual directory for the web app and enable read access to project files (i.e., .csproj extension) in IIS.
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