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Local Account is just a more open account than the default Network Service account.<br />
Can you use a different account? &nbsp;A domain account or something that will not set off the alert?<br />
You can create a new application pool and configure the pool to use ANY valid account. &nbsp;The problem is the restrictions imposed on the Network Service account, chances are any other account will work, you might nee to grant some directory permissions for file access if you use a non-default system type account.
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I have tried other accounts - the only one that lets me upload the reports is the Local Service account. &nbsp;<br />
I've tried granting directory permissions on the folders/files that come up in the errors to the other account I use, and I still can't get it to work. &nbsp;Any idea what permissions are required exactly and on which directory/folder/files?<br />

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When I use the 'new report' button on the CMC website in BO XI, I get this error<br />
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There was an error while retrieving data from the server: Failed to read data from report file C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\xxxxx.rpt.<wbr /> Reason: Operation not yet implemented. File C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\tmpreport\<wbr />~ci1420594<wbr />c34484c0.r<wbr />pt.<br />
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I have verified that CRPE32.dll is on both the Web server and the BO XI database server (from a previous entry and listed fix).<br />
I am unable to use Local Service fix of using that account for the App pool in IIS 6.0 due it producting a Category I hit on the Gold Disk scan. &nbsp;Is there any other way to fix this problem?<br />
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I know it has to do with the priveleges for the App pool account. &nbsp;What exactly are those priveleges? And could I give those needed to another account?
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When I use the 'new report' button on the CMC website in BO XI, I get this error
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There was an error while retrieving data from the server: Failed to read data from report file C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\xxxxx.rpt. Reason: Operation not yet implemented. File C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\tmpreport\~ci1420594c34484c0.rpt.

I have verified that CRPE32.dll is on both the Web server and the BO XI database server (from a previous entry and listed fix).
I am unable to use Local Service fix of using that account for the App pool in IIS 6.0 due it producting a Category I hit on the Gold Disk scan.  Is there any other way to fix this problem?

I know it has to do with the priveleges for the App pool account.  What exactly are those priveleges? And could I give those needed to another account?

Same issue: unable to upload report through CMC and 'new report' button.  CRPE32.dll is there.  Unable to use Local Service fix due to CAT I hit.  Any other way to fix?

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