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create a new application pool in iis and make it run using the local system account. use this application pool for your application. Should work.
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create a new application pool in iis and make it run using the local system account. use this application pool for your application. Should work.

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Under application settings should I set scripts and executables, it is set to scripts currently<br />

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Under application settings should I set scripts and executables, it is set to scripts currently


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Where do you set that, is it in the directory properties?<br />
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Where do you set that, is it in the directory properties?



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I have the following code on startup<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Dim props As New Collections.Specialized.Li<wbr />stDictiona<wbr />ry()<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; props.Add(&quot;useDefaultCrede<wbr />ntials&quot;, True)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; _channel = New HttpChannel(props, New SoapClientFormatterSinkPro<wbr />vider(), New SoapServerFormatterSinkPro<wbr />vider())<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ChannelServices.RegisterCh<wbr />annel(_cha<wbr />nnel, False)<br />
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The virtual directory is set to Read and the authentication and access control is set to Integrated Windows authentication, the problem is this works fine for the read but when I try and call one of the dlls to write something I get an access error. The only way I seem to be able to overcome this is by setting Enable Anonymous Access and specifying myself as a user. <br />
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Any help?<br />
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I have the following code on startup

     Dim props As New Collections.Specialized.ListDictionary()
        props.Add("useDefaultCredentials", True)
        _channel = New HttpChannel(props, New SoapClientFormatterSinkProvider(), New SoapServerFormatterSinkProvider())
        ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(_channel, False)
   
The virtual directory is set to Read and the authentication and access control is set to Integrated Windows authentication, the problem is this works fine for the read but when I try and call one of the dlls to write something I get an access error. The only way I seem to be able to overcome this is by setting Enable Anonymous Access and specifying myself as a user. 

Any help?



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