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Active Server Pages error '8002802b' - Create object failed

Zone: Microsoft Site Server

Tags: error, failed, object, create

We recently have observed a problem with our developement server (luckily dev), everything had been fine for months, but now when we try to get to
many of our dev sites we get the following error:

Active Server Pages error '8002802b'
Create object failed?
An error occurred while creating object 'MSCSSite'.
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046'
Permission denied: 'MSCSSite'
file://global.asa, line 55

This is the function that is blowing up in Global.asa:

Function ReadSiteDict(vRoot)
REM -- Read Store Dictionary
(Line 55)Set fileDocument = Server.CreateObject("Commerce.FileDocument")
vRootDir = Server.MapPath("/" & vRoot)
Call fileDocument.ReadDictionaryFromFile(vRootDir & "\config\site.csc",
"IISProperties", MSCSSite)
Set fileDocument = Nothing
set ReadSiteDict = MSCSSite End Function

I checked the event logs and there looks like nothing significant concerning this problem is present. We changed the administrator passwords last week,
but did so on the production server as well and it was not affected. The technet article didn't help, other sites are working, such as the default
website. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

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Zone: Networking

Question Asked By: MikeMiazga

Solution Provided By: SpideyMod

Participating Experts: 3

Solution Grade: B

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