Running bash script from IIS6
Running IIS6 on Windows 2003.  I'm trying to set up a simple ASP page which runs a bash script:

    dim wshShell
    set wshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

    dim command
    command = "c:\inetpub\wwwroot\bin\bash.exe /cygdrive/c/inetpub/wwwroot/test.sh"

    wshShell.Run(command)
    set wshShell = nothing

I've configured IIS6 to use the account IUSR_SERVERNAME as the identity for the default application pool, and confirmed that the script executes when I run it from the command line using

    runas /usr:IUSR_SERVERNAME [command]

If I set the command to be notepad.exe, IIS6 launches it (with no window, of course, but I can see it in Task Manager, and the user name is set to IUSR_SERVERNAME).

Is there something I'm overlooking that I need to configure?  I've got a similar script running on Windows 7 / IIS7, and it wasn't difficult to get running.
Running bash script from IIS6
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Running IIS6 on Windows 2003.  I'm trying to set up a simple ASP page which runs a bash script:

    dim wshShell
    set wshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

    dim command
    command = "c:\inetpub\wwwroot\bin\bash.exe /cygdrive/c/inetpub/wwwroot/test.sh"

    wshShell.Run(command)
    set wshShell = nothing

I've configured IIS6 to use the account IUSR_SERVERNAME as the identity for the default application pool, and confirmed that the script executes when I run it from the command line using

    runas /usr:IUSR_SERVERNAME [command]

If I set the command to be notepad.exe, IIS6 launches it (with no window, of course, but I can see it in Task Manager, and the user name is set to IUSR_SERVERNAME).

Is there something I'm overlooking that I need to configure?  I've got a similar script running on Windows 7 / IIS7, and it wasn't difficult to get running.