Re: SecurityException for registry access while opening SQL Connection
From: Brian Noyes (brian@softinsight.com)
Date: 02/13/03
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From: "Brian Noyes" <brian@softinsight.com> Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2003 13:51:22 -0800
Actually, I have it occurring on two machines, and it gets reset every time
I restart the machine. I used regmon at boot up to see who is doing it, and
the only service touching that reg key is sql server itself. It appears to
be recreating the keys every time it starts up, but not setting the
permissions properly.
I talked to a couple of people at VSLive this week who have seen the same
thing but had not tracked down the cause.
I post on the SQL groups to see if someone there knows cause and resolution
(other than reseting the key permissions after every start up, which is what
I am doing nowq).
Brian
"Bassel Tabbara [MS]" <basselt@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hello Brian,
> I am glad that you found the solution for this problem.
> It might be that installing some of the software on this machine has
> changed the permissions on this key.
> I don't think there might be another reason for this.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Bassel Tabbara
> Microsoft, ASP.NET
>
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> | Hi Bassel,
> | Thanks much, that did the trick for tracking down and fixing the
problem.
> | The cause is still a mystery to me.
> |
> | RegMon showed that the key getting an ACCESS DENIED was
> | HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Description\Microsoft\Rpc\UuidTemporaryData
> |
> | Comparing permissions on that key on the bad and good machines showed
that
> | somehow most of the permissions and some of the users that have access
to
> | that key were somehow removed on the bad machines. If you have any clue
> what
> | might cause that let me know. Wonder if it was some errant install or
> | uninstall I ran on both machines at some point.
> |
> | If not, no biggie. Thanks much for the fix, and for adding another
> | technique/tool to my debugging/troubleshooting bag of tricks!
> | Brian
> |
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