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Posted by Ricardo Vazquez on October 29, 2007, 6:25 am
Please log in for more thread options Hola Martin! :-)
I'm afraid it did not work...
The reason could be that Correo (Win2000) lets ".\ Ricardo" to be the user
for my service (if I enter "Ricardo" it corrects it as ".\Ricardo").
But Andromeda won't let me set permisions for ".\ Ricardo" (Shared and
Security tabs) in shared folder "Recordings", but "ANDROMEDA\Ricardo"! If I
enter ".\Ricardo" or just "Ricardo" Win2003 corrects it as
"ANDROMEDA\Ricardo".
I guess this is the problem why Andromeda (Win2003) will not consider the
service and the folder users to be the same "Ricardo" user, so it will not
let the service access the folder.
I tried and got the same error: Access Denied...
Can you think of any other possibility?
Thank you very much, Martin!
Kind regards,
Ricardo.
> Hola,
>
> I don't if you tried this yet, but did you create an account with the same
> exact username and password on both servers? Configure your service to use
> that account/password. Using the account on either server will give you
> access to the other server.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Martin X.
> MCSA: M
>
>
> Hi everybody,
>
> MY PROBLEM:
> An application I've developed as a Windows Service, which is running at a
> Windows2000 (CORREO) has to move a file (MoveFileEx) to a Win2003 Server
> (ANDROMEDA), to a shared folder called "Recordings".
> --> None of them are a domain server (no active-directory)
> --> None of them are in any domain at all.
> Both of them are in a work-group called SSSHHHH.
> I add full control permision in Andromeda's folder "Recordings" for user
> "Ricardo", which I created in Andromeda; and also full permision for user
> "Everyone" (thanks to user "Everyone" my service has been working fine
> before Win2003). I have added this permisions in both tabs "Sharing" and
> "Security" in folder properties.
>
> If opened manually from Correo, it asks me for user and password: I enter
> "ANDROMEDA\Ricardo", and it opens the folder and I can actually write.
>
> But my service can not: "Error MoveFile: Access denied".
> It seems to be logical, since the "user" (account) which runs the service
> is
> "LocalSystem" and not "ANDROMEDA\Ricardo".
>
>
> SOLUTIONS THAT I'VE TRIED:
> Possible solutions I've thought of?
> - Either I give permision to that Correo's "LocalSystem" on Andromeda to
> write on "Recordings"
> - Or I make the service run with another user-password:
> "ANDROMEDA\Ricardo", as I did when I manually opened the folder.
>
> I fail to carry out any of the two solutions:
>
> The first solution:
> According to the documentation that I found on the internet, Local System
> account appears on the network as DOMAIN\<machine name>$:
>
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/guidance/serversecurity/serviceaccount/sspgch02.mspx#EBH
> But here we have no "domain".
> I still attempted to give permission in folder "Recordings" to CORREO$,
> didn't work; CORREO\CORREO$, didn't work, SSSHHH\CORREO$, didn't either; I
> also tried without the "$": nothing.
> Then I tried using the user-list (Add / Advanced / Search now - there is
> no
> more "location" that the very local pc), and I added total permision both
> Share and Security to "Everyone", "LOCAL SERVICE", "Network Service",
> "SERVICE", "Network", "ANONYMOUS LOGON" and "Authenticated Users", to see
> if
> any of this users would ring the bell... Nothing!
>
> The second solution:
> Change the user that runs my service to ANDROMEDA\Ricardo.
> I tried to change it ("Session start" tab in my service properties), but
> clicking "Apply" it won't let me, poping-up that "The name of the account
> is
> invalid or does not exist, or the password is invalid for the account name
> specified."
> Then I tried to change the account to "network service", -this account
> sounded so well to me-, "AUTHORITY\NetworkService". But when I try to
> start
> my service it quickly stopped: "The service has not responded to the
> petition after an adequate time"; but it says this after just a second! It
> doesn't look like a real timeout. Rather, it seems that not any service
> can
> manually switch and use this "network service" account.
>
>
> So, I can't think of any other solution!
> I am newbie to networks and servers ... I do not know what I can do!
>
> Could anyone please help me?
>
>
> Thank you very much!
>
>
> Ricardo Vázquez.
> Madrid, Spain.
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