Nope, still not solved yet.
Those are some interesting questions you've raised. It'll have to wait
until tonight as the CGI apps are in use all day every day.
I noticed that there are two users on the system IUSR_xxx and IWAM_xxx,
where IUSR_xxx is used for anonymous web access, but IWAM_xxx is used by
IIS for running out of process applications. I'll try logging in as
both of these users tonight and seeing what happens.
Regards,
Bevan
Nello Sestini wrote:
>
> Bevan
>
> > The search continues.... :)
>
> did you nail this one yet?
>
> if not here is another partially formed dim idea:
>
> this problem has the odd feature that running
> the programs first interactively as administrator
> "latches" things so that they'll work.
>
> is it possible that running the app from a logged
> on session loads different DLLs than running
> it via IIS impersonating the IUSR_ anonymous
> user?
>
> some kind of difference in "path" so that the
> "first" load of the app determines which DLLs
> you get? And once they're loaded, subsequent
> loads reuse the already loaded ones?
>
> it's not obvious to me what "DLL path" is in
> effect when IIS runs an application - it doesn't
> actually "log on" as the IUSR_ user - I think
> it just uses it's ACL to access stuff.
>
> i'd be tempted to try a few tests - like:
>
> 1. does running the app interactively first
> (as IUSR_xxx instead of administrator) ALSO
> "fix" the problem?
>
> 2. does changing the anonymous IIS user
> to "administrator" (temporarily - just as
> a test not forever) continue to fail in
> same way?
>
> sorry this isn't a more coherent attack ...
>
> -ns
>
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