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MSDTechDept
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« on: January 21, 2003, 12:15:00 PM »

Hello,

I have just downloaded and attempted to install CalendarScript 3.2, but I am having a major problem. Here are the details.

My web server is running Windows 2000 IIS 5.0. I downloaded the latest version of CalendarScript, unzipped it to my harddrive, and ran the install batch file, installing CalendarScript to the wwwroot\calendar\ directory. The install batch file ran smoothly and said everything was installed. Using IIS admin I set the calendar folder (location of calendar.pl & calendar_admin.pl & calendarscript directory) to script executable. Then I set the calendarscript directory and contents to write. I also set the file permissions on the calendarscript directory to everyone full control.

No here's the problem. I can run the calendar.pl app just fine at the following url: www.morrisville.org/calendar/calendar.pl.  However, the calendar_admin.pl will not run at all. I get the following error: "CGISession: Session directory [G:/Inetpub/wwwroot/calendar/calendarscript/session/] is not writeable!" I don't know what the problem is! That is the correct path to the session folder, and the session folder IS writeable. Everyone is set to full control and IIS is set to allow write to that folder. What could be the problem? Please help. BTW, the url to the calendar_admin.pl is www.morrisville.org/calendar/calendar_admin.pl.


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« Reply #1 on: February 16, 2003, 07:55:00 AM »

Well, I've just tried accessing both your calendar and admin from the links you provided. Have you uninstalled it?

I'd like a resolution to this myself, to because I've got the same problem.

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