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Mar
How To: Quickly Set Umbraco File and Folder Permissions with PowerShell

In 2010 I blogged about how to set Umbraco folder permissions using PowerShell. This has been a really handy snippet -but it's always been a bit of a pain when dealing with new servers, remembering

Posted by: Tim on Friday, March 16 2018
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Jun
Set Umbraco Folder Permissions with Powershell

If you're not configuring Umbraco through a web installer, you've had your installs in place for years and never checked the permissions or whoever set the permissions up was lazy and gave IIS write

Posted by: Tim on Thursday, June 17 2010
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