Re: Access to Registry Key Denied...

From: Joseph E Shook (JoeShook@DeploymentCentric.com)
Date: 03/22/03

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    From: "Joseph E Shook" <JoeShook@DeploymentCentric.com>
Date: Sat, 22 Mar 2003 12:47:16 -0800

    It sounds like some where in there you are allowing you Serviced Component
    (COM+) to register it's self via dynamic registration. I always use
    manually registeration on Serviced Components for web server deployments
    because of registry access permissions.

    "Marta" <mherbranson@outreach.com> wrote in message
    news:23d601c2efc7$6c6a6e80$a501280a@phx.gbl...
    >
    > After installing .NET runtime on a server, I had problems
    > running COM dll's in COM+. I got the Access to registry
    > key denied. It wasn't until I tried to register a .NET
    > assembly for COM interop that I found what the problem
    > was. The MSDN article 327507 described that
    > HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/Component Catagories/{62C8FE65-4EBB...}
    > was lacking the necessary security permissions. So I
    > allowed administrators to have read/write access to that
    > key. It solved the problem for my user name (I'm a local
    > admin on the server). I was able to use COM+ component
    > and also register for interop.
    >
    > My problem: Unless a user has admin priviledges on the
    > server they are getting the registry key denied error.
    >
    > I have an asp web application running through IIS. The
    > asp code accesses VB6 COM dll's running in COM+. The VB6
    > dll accesses a .NET COM interop library (this assembly
    > references another .NET assembly running under COM+
    >
    > What a mess huh? Any one else have this problem? Part of
    > the web application uses anonymous user and I'm unable to
    > run it without adding the anonymous user to the
    > administrators group - not good...
    >
    > Thanks in advance,
    > Marta

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