COM Security
From: Carl Sampson (csampson@farmbureau.com)
Date: 06/10/02
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From: csampson@farmbureau.com (Carl Sampson) Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2002 14:34:50 GMT
Hi,
I've got a COM object that has a method that calls LogonUser
internally. When I instantiate one of these objects from VB and call
the method, it works great. When I instantiate the object from an
ASP, it returns 5, which is ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED. To get it to work
from the VB app, I had to add the 'Act as part of the operating
system' permission to my account. Does that need to be added to the
account that IIS runs under? What account is that? Any thoughts?
I'm running IIS 4 under NT4 with the default installation.
Thanks,
Carl
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