I've built a web front-end that allows users to tweak config files without having to remotely connect to the server. Once they have made their changes, I added a button that they can click to restart the service. It basically does an exec( 'net stop <service_foo>', $output1 );
exec( 'net start <service_foo>, $output2 ); Of course this works fine on my own machine but after putting the code up on the webserver, I get access denied when I click on my restart button. Anybody seen this before? I'm using win2k pro and IIS 5.0. Thanks!
-Glen
