If you got one of the following errors during WebMail Pro ASP.NET installation:
Creating/deleting folders Error, can't create folders in the data folder.
Creating/deleting files Error, can't create files in the data folder.
Error, can't read/write "C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\WebMailPro\App_Data\settings\*.xml" file.
This means WebMail Pro ASP.NET doesn't have permissions enough to read/write contents of App_Data subfolder.
Note: In this article, we assume your WebMail Pro ASP.NET is deployed to C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\WebMailPro\ folder, but if you've deployed it to another folder, you should take this into account when looking at the paths here.
To resolve the issue, you should grant Full Control permission to ASPNET, NETWORK SERVICE and Internet Guest Account system accounts over App_Data folder:
1. In Windows Explorer, go to C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\WebMailPro\ folder, right-click App_Data folder and choose Properties:
2. In General tab, make sure "Read-only" option is not set:
3. In Security tab, gran "Full Control" permission to ASPNET, NETWORK SERVICE and Internet Guest Account accounts:
4. Click OK. Now, WebMail Pro ASP.NET should have enough permissions to read/write files and folders in the App_Data folder.
Creating/deleting folders Error, can't create folders in the data folder.
Creating/deleting files Error, can't create files in the data folder.
Error, can't read/write "C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\WebMailPro\App_Data\settings\*.xml" file.
This means WebMail Pro ASP.NET doesn't have permissions enough to read/write contents of App_Data subfolder.
Note: In this article, we assume your WebMail Pro ASP.NET is deployed to C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\WebMailPro\ folder, but if you've deployed it to another folder, you should take this into account when looking at the paths here.
To resolve the issue, you should grant Full Control permission to ASPNET, NETWORK SERVICE and Internet Guest Account system accounts over App_Data folder:
1. In Windows Explorer, go to C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\WebMailPro\ folder, right-click App_Data folder and choose Properties:
2. In General tab, make sure "Read-only" option is not set:
3. In Security tab, gran "Full Control" permission to ASPNET, NETWORK SERVICE and Internet Guest Account accounts:
4. Click OK. Now, WebMail Pro ASP.NET should have enough permissions to read/write files and folders in the App_Data folder.
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