Re: Event Logging from ASP.NET

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The "issue" is still there. You can not create new source. But since you do
it only once simply have a desktop program that does it and run it under
Admin account.

Then your ASP.NET will be able to write into event log.

George

"Andrew Robinson" <nemoby@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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In the past, I remember all kinds of security related issues when trying
to write to the event log but don't remember the specifics. Was there an
issue with creating a new source?

Can you write if you are using the ASP.NET account or Network Services
account? Did this change with .NET v2.0 and/or Win 2003 SP1?


thanks,


.

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