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Here are some simple steps that can help you resolve the Win32 OLE access denied issue.
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If you run your favorite Perl script from the command line, will it work correctly? that is, it does not work even if a well-known browser is used?
If so, then these are probably indeed permissions, for example, make sure the IUSR_machinename account has read / write and write access to all temporary files you use. You can also make sure you have scripts + executable permissions enabled on your website / virtual directories in IIS.
An excellent search showed a similar state not too long ago: win32 :: ole is under the cmd line, but not cgi, maybe some advice will help?
Environment:
ActiveState Perl 5 (latest version)
Windows NT4 SP3 (server)
Win32 :: OLE
I have a Perl script that actually connects to a custom OLE computer on the Internet (which is an X.400 mail method, by the way) and sends emails. Nothing helps – it’s hard.
If I run the program from the console, no complaints.
When I run it, it comes from the scheduler with
command
This is working only if the scheduling service is distributed on behalf of the administrator of my domain
!!
Very strange! Even a clone assigned to a domain administrator cannot manage it ..!
Anyway … I’m trying to do some decent Perl debugging on this topic. So, I use the command
This is always useful because it returns the actual “Access Denied” error.
I mean … how can I find what is not available?
I have developed a web page that connects to the server using SWBemLocator. When I run this script from the admin line, it works fine. but if I use a browser, I put it.
Access denied. Win32 :: OLE (0.1702) Error 0x80070005: “Access is often denied” METHOD / PROPERTYGET “ConnectServer” “(you may not have thought about the” OLE exception for “SWbemLocator”: Access denied. Win32 :: OLE (0.1702) Error 0x80070005: “Access is usually denied” in “ConnectServer”?)
connectWMIServer sub-method / propertymy ($ self, $ ip, $ usr, $ pwd, $ dir) = @_;$ objSWbemLocator = Win32 :: OLE-> new ('WbemScripting.SWbemLocator', 'Exit');eval $ objSWbemLocator-> Security _-> ImpersonationLevel is 3;eval $ objSWbemLocator-> Security _-> Privileges-> AddAsString ('SeSecurityPrivilege') -> IsEnabled;$ objWMIService = eval $ objSWbemLocator-> ConnectServer ($ ip, $ usr, $ dir, $ pwd);returns personal information if (0 + Win32 :: OLE :: LastError ())! = 0;returns $ objWMIService; }
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I am currently using Win32 :: OLE for account management. I can query local account information and view accounts using the WinNT: // approach (LDAP is not suitable as it is clearly not a domain server).
However, when I try to add accounts orsort users, I get the following error …
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OLE OLE from “Active Directory”: Sharing error
Win32 :: OLE (0.1707) Error 0x80070005: “Access Denied”
in METHOD / PROPERTYGET I have “add”
I tried to add IUSR to the leadership group, but that didn’t fix the main problem.
What additional privileges does Perl have, how do I set permissions if Perl can run such commands.
Also use the way I set up safe, secure and invulnerable permissions for the host (now I removed IUSR for admins!)
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L’accès à Win32 Ole Est Refusé
Доступ Win32 Ole запрещен
Win32 Ole 액세스가 거부되었습니다.
Win32 Ole-åtkomst Nekas
Odmowa Dostępu Do Win32 Ole
Win32 Ole Access è Negato
O Acesso Ao Win32 Ole é Negado
Se Deniega El Acceso A Win32 Ole
Win32 Ole-toegang Wordt Geweigerd
Win32 Ole-Zugriff Wird Verweigert