Hence my question: what the heck is this ACL, and can I find it in a file or something in order to manipulate it more easily?Įven better: since the local administrator account seems to have access rights by default, could I somehow tell whatever system is behind this to just shut up and let me do my work?Įach URL access control list (ACL) reserves a portion of the HTTP URL namespace for a particular group of users.
Unforunately, there seems to be no way (that I can find) to use wildcards for the port or the relative URL parts, in order to grant myself access to everything on the localhost for example. > : Access is deniedįollowing the provided link, it appears I have to give myself (normal domain user) some sort of access right using the netsh command as follows: netsh http add urlacl url= user=DOMAIN\me URL Your process does not have access rights to this namespace
Some automated tests try to host these services, but depending on whether I don't run the test with administrative privileges, those tests fail with the following error: : HTTP could not register
NET developer working on a project that contains multiple WCF services.
