Re: Service Account replaced by IUSR ??

Joe Kaplan wrote:
Hm, I can't think of a reason why the IUSR account would get used here then. If you are definitely not impersonating (which it looks like you are not) and don't have anonymous checked anyway, then the remote access to the file share should use the process account.

There must be something else going on that is creating the issue, but I don't know what it is.

Can you show the code you are using for accessing the file share? That might be helpful.

Joe K.

I told you before, you must have a magic radience.
Suddenly, without impersonation, the service account DOES authenticate !
I'm not sure what happened, I didn't change anything but now it works. Perhaps there is a delay somewhere.
Well, when I said "it works" that's a bit too optimistic : the authentication seems to be allright, but now the application times out. I'm thinking of creating a console application to create the shared directories. It could then be started by the web application. Any thoughts on that ?
Erwin
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