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Author Application-defined or object-defined error
Sarge

2005-11-02, 7:53 am

We have an internal corporate VB6 web application that uses MSGraph to
generate graphs. It works fine under W2k server, but not on W2003/SP1 - I
get the error in the subject line. (Only authenticated users may access the
site.) The application is running in its own application pool using the
NETWORK SERVICE account and everything works fine if the user has admin
rights on the server. I used DCOM config to grant "everyone" all launch and
access permissions and it still does not work. If MSgraph is set to run with
a local account identity, it works if the account has admin privleges.

Also, "Everyone" has read access to the directory where MSGraph.exe is
located.

How do I enable non-admin users to run MSGraph?
Sarge

2005-11-18, 5:53 pm

Here is some additional info:

The local user account is also a member of the Distributed Com Users group
but it still does not work.



"Sarge" wrote:

> We have an internal corporate VB6 web application that uses MSGraph to
> generate graphs. It works fine under W2k server, but not on W2003/SP1 - I
> get the error in the subject line. (Only authenticated users may access the
> site.) The application is running in its own application pool using the
> NETWORK SERVICE account and everything works fine if the user has admin
> rights on the server. I used DCOM config to grant "everyone" all launch and
> access permissions and it still does not work. If MSgraph is set to run with
> a local account identity, it works if the account has admin privleges.
>
> Also, "Everyone" has read access to the directory where MSGraph.exe is
> located.
>
> How do I enable non-admin users to run MSGraph?

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