I don't doubt there is a misconfiguration somewhere. However, I've been an IIS admin for years, so I know I'll figure it out one of these days. What are the default permissions and settings that need to be set on the Otter Web Directory, then? (I installed IIS from a script that I created years ago that configures a server for ASP.net). But the way the site is configured, no ASP.net pages, just DLLs, that is a bit foreign to me, so this must not be an ASP.net web forms, not even seemingly a MVC application? (I would recognize the .cshtml extension from miles away). Not sure what default document should be set to either on the site, because there are none I recognize to be web page files to be served to clients. I like a challenge, so I think there might be a lack of documentation. (I wonder what would happen if I gave the network service account full control of the entire directory)?

Hi, While doing some work, I did get the URL to respond; I gave the site a specific IP address to listen on, and then allowed the custom port through, but still getting 403 forbidden when I browse anonymously. The message that shows up on the local server is that directory browsing is not enabled, but nowhere in the instructions does it mention the configuration of either directory browsing or of a default document. Also, under the web site's directory, I don't see any ASP.net related pages, so I'd not know what default document to give it unless I did.

Not sure whether I mixed something up during install, but I can't find any misconfigurations in IIS. I opted for IIS during install, with a database on a SQL Server 2016 server elsewhere on the network. I have to assume that if I entered in my connection string incorrectly, the installer would have thrown a red flag and prompted me to fix it, right? If not, then let me know. But my question is regarding the web application; I gave it a binding; http://otter.domain:port/, and before I did that, I got an error regarding directory browsing not being enabled for the site, and then when I changed the binding, I get plain ol' "this page cannot be displayed" from internet explorer both locally and remotely. Firefox gives his equivalent of the same message as well. what in the world did I do? Thanks.

Product: Otter
Version: 1.6.2

Thanks for the heads up; the moment I saw this, I immediately responded. Now we're just waiting for responses on the other side of some corresponding questions. Again, thanks so much for the hand!

Hi all,
I'm mainly curious about this because I understand that the Express version of BuildMaster doesn't support Active Directory. I am going to be starting open Source work, and since I'm using otter and Proget already, I'd like to know if, by anychance, BuildMaster can communicate with servers running active Directory (we're an LLC with BizSpark, that's how we get our Windows licenses at the moment, so affording the enterprise edition for five of us is out of the question at the moment), even though the users inside cannot be associated? The majority of our servers are AD-joined; we only use non SSO if there is a good reason for it. Thanks

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 5.7.3