Folks,

I'm using .NET 2.0 and have created a web service that runs in it's own app
pool with a domain accout for the identity. It appears that running
aspnet_regiis with the - ga option is not enough. I had to grant read access
to the domain account to the c:\windows\temp directory in order add the web
references for my client. Am I wrong in assuming that aspnet_regiis -ga is
all you have to do? All the documentation that I've read has stated that I
only need to run this command and put the account in the IIS_WPG group and I
was done. Any comments, links, etc are welcome.

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Anthony Yott

Yep,
This does not surprise me at all. The documenation is generally excellent,
but all documentation, because of its complex nature, has "holes" and errors
of omission.
Peter

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"Anthony Yott" wrote:

> Folks,
>
> I'm using .NET 2.0 and have created a web service that runs in it's own app
> pool with a domain accout for the identity. It appears that running
> aspnet_regiis with the - ga option is not enough. I had to grant read access
> to the domain account to the c:\windows\temp directory in order add the web
> references for my client. Am I wrong in assuming that aspnet_regiis -ga is
> all you have to do? All the documentation that I've read has stated that I
> only need to run this command and put the account in the IIS_WPG group and I
> was done. Any comments, links, etc are welcome.
>
> --
> Anthony Yott