can you web service write a simple file and read that simple file from the
folder where the error is occuring? that is your next step. Alternatively,
you may want to output the WHOAMI text into the file. This piece of text
simply writes out the process that the account is running under. You can get
it from windows principle user (i think)

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> I have an application which runs in our development enviroment which is
> Windows Server 2003 with the DOT.NET 1.1 framework. OUr production eviroment
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> Does anyone have any ideas on how best to resolve this?
SBlain - 20 Feb 2006 17:35 GMT
Thank You for the response Alvin.
I tried as you suggested and the creation of the file failed. I then went
through the web.config file again and found that there was an entry in the
system.web section for identity impersonate="true". There is not reason for
this to be in the application, si i removed this and everything works fine. I
asked the other developers about the entry and one admitted he had put it in
while experimenting with the Enterprise Libray from Microsoft.
> can you web service write a simple file and read that simple file from the
> folder where the error is occuring? that is your next step. Alternatively,
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> > Does anyone have any ideas on how best to resolve this?