Permissions to call LogonUser

I have been troubleshooting writing a log file to a fileshare on
another machine... and I can't seem to find my way past the "Double
Hop" issue. I seem have narrowed it down to a failure of the
LogonUser call. On Windows 2000 with IIS 5 and ASP.NET 2.0 the
LogonUser call returns 0. From a Windows Forms client I can get the
LogonUser call to work fine (returns 1).

So what allows me to call LogonUser? Is there something I need to do
in the web.config or machine.config? I already tried the change where
you give ASPNET account the right to "Act as part of the OS".

Any other ideas? Articles? I'd like to get this working under IIS 5 if
possible.

Kelly Greer
kellygreer1@dotnet.itags.org.nospam.com
change nospam to yahooyou may need to revert to the process token, to allow impersonation.

RevertToSelf();

before calling logon

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

"kellygreer1" wrote:

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I have been troubleshooting writing a log file to a fileshare on
another machine... and I can't seem to find my way past the "Double
Hop" issue. I seem have narrowed it down to a failure of the
LogonUser call. On Windows 2000 with IIS 5 and ASP.NET 2.0 the
LogonUser call returns 0. From a Windows Forms client I can get the
LogonUser call to work fine (returns 1).
>
So what allows me to call LogonUser? Is there something I need to do
in the web.config or machine.config? I already tried the change where
you give ASPNET account the right to "Act as part of the OS".
>
Any other ideas? Articles? I'd like to get this working under IIS 5 if
possible.
>
Kelly Greer
kellygreer1@.nospam.com
change nospam to yahoo
>