.NET Service question

I've written a .NET service and installed it on a machine here at work.
Even though I set it to run under LocalSystem account, only my account
can actually start the service. I've got it set to manual start right
now. When another user logs on with their account and changes the code
and attempts to start the service with his changes, he is denied
access. Any ideas?

You might try the full framework group. This is the CF group and we don't
have managed services.

-Chris


<fangorn.mail@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I've written a .NET service and installed it on a machine here at work.
> Even though I set it to run under LocalSystem account, only my account
> can actually start the service. I've got it set to manual start right
> now. When another user logs on with their account and changes the code
> and attempts to start the service with his changes, he is denied
> access. Any ideas?
>

This probably is not the right newsgroup for this. My first thought is
that you are access a file or direcotry or some resource that your have
access to when you are logged in and the other user does not have access
to. Find the needed permissions and create a user that has those
rights. Have the service run as that user.

fangorn.mail@gmail.com wrote:
> I've written a .NET service and installed it on a machine here at work.
> Even though I set it to run under LocalSystem account, only my account
> can actually start the service. I've got it set to manual start right
> now. When another user logs on with their account and changes the code
> and attempts to start the service with his changes, he is denied
> access. Any ideas?
>

Thanks, sorry about the incorrect post.