We just converted over to Windows 2003 Web edition from
> Windows 2000 server. Knowing the new server is completely
> locked down, I haven't been able to properly unlock the
> portions of the web that have interactive forms. I have
> installed Front Page server extensions 2002 and
configured
> SMTP to send an email via the form, but it will not
record
> the results to the text file in the private folder like
it
> did using our old Windows 2000 server. I believe it's a
> permissions thing. When you submit the form, instead of
> getting the confirmation page, you get a page stating
> something to the effect: Frontpage Error. Check the
server
> logs for details or see your administrator. It still
> emails the results, but it no longer writes to the text
> file in the private folder. When I check the server logs,
> there is no information pertaining to the problem. At
this
> point I am confused between the Front Page 2002 server
> extension configuration, Windows 2003 Web permissions,
and
> Windows 2003 NTFS permissions. I do not want to open
> everything up so everything has full control. What is the
> correct combination of permissions so that a user in the
> Domain Users group can submit a form on our Windows 2003
> web server and have everything work correctly?
> Thanks,
> David