When you un/re-install ProGet, it will not delete the database unless you explicitly say to. If you run the service interactively (just run the ProGet.Service.exe), there is an option to reset the admin account permissions.

This is a bug in the free edition; we will resolve it in the next mainteannce release of ProGet.

Only per feed, and that requires the Enterprise edition. The free edition only allows system-level privileges.

You can disable the View privileges from Anonymous user, otherwise you'll have to upgrade to the Enterprise edition (a free trial is available) for more specific, feed-level privileges,

hey, i just did this on my own install by creating a new feed and adding a deny for the anonymous user for the private feed. hth, marvin

If the Anonymous user isn't granted privileges for viewing feed and the request doesn't have an auth header then ProGet will return a 401 response for viewing the feed via API. When this happens, NuGet will issue a credential prompt, and resend the request with whatever credentials you enter. Can you do a fiddler trace to see where things are going wrong?

Hi Andrew, You'd probably want to use Active Directory groups of some sort... but you could either add explicit privileges or add deny privileges to the groups you don't want to go to prod. Just keep in mind, however, that deny takes precedent over a grant in the same scope. IOW, if you say "X can deploy to A" then "X cannot deploy to A", then X will not be able to deploy to A. Steve

Ah, yes, that is indeed a bug. The home page "Browse" should link to the first available feed. I've logged this as PG-121 and we will fix in a future version of ProGet. The "Feeds" navigation link, however, will show the available packages.