Guest adamkaze.18 Posted January 7, 2008 Posted January 7, 2008 I am having a permissions issue right now that is giving me fits. I have a test application right now that allows me to upload a video file to the server. After upload of the video, the file is converted immediately using Windows Media Encoder. The video file is initially uploaded to a temp dir on a seperate file utility server. The web app and encoder reside and run on the webserver. Now here is the problem: I currently impersonate a user who has admin rights on both boxes (atleast while testing) the user has the same password and same rights on both servers. When I log in with my own seperate account and attempt to run the webapp I can upload the file with no problems but it throws an "Accessing Private Memory" error when it attempts to run the encoder. Now if I were to log in as the same account that is being impersonated and run the webapp, the file will upload and the conversion process will run without a hitch. Why is it that an account that has admin priveleges is not able to run the encoder unless I am logged in specifically to that account? Thanks in advance for your help.
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