| Hi Mace, the 403 error typically appear not because the Read/Write permission. It is typical the hint that you didn't set your "Default Page" correctly. If you browse a sie or folder without a file name, for example, http://home.wangjianshuo.com IIS will look for the default page under that folder and return the file. In my site, I set it to be index.asp, index.htm. So http://home.wangjianshuo.com and http://home.wangjianshuo.com/index.htm are the same for me. If you name your default page as, for example, index.htm while you only have default.htm in that folder, the IIS will return 403 error - "you don't have permission to browse the folder", since a default page is not found. So here is my suggestions: 1. Find out your default page setting in IIS. 2. Either change your default page in IIS to be the default page of your blog, or change the output of the default page in MovableType. I believe you know how to change the IIS settting. The movabletype setting is at Template -> Main Index page. Good Luck! |
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