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<JessLundagerAndersen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:F4B50F07-BBA3-48BA-A110-F98CB6993C59@microsoft.com:
[quoted text, click to view] > Hi,
>
> I have a problem accessing a web service.
>
> The problem consists in that after a couple of hours (approx. 3 hours)
> the web service is non-responsive.
> I have then tried accessing it through Internet Explorer and when I
> invoke a method exposed by the web service I recieve
> a "FileNotFound"-exception referring to a specific DLL in
> c:\windows\temp (the filename of the DLL is always different every
> time I recieve the exception).
>
> If I restart the IIS (through a command prompt I issue the command
> "iisreset") then the web service is functioning again.
>
> I tried searching for this error on Google and every item I found on
> this issue refers to the issue as a security problem.
> (User does not have enoungh permissions for c:\windows\temp).
> But I checked this and permissions are fine (I have tried with modify
> and full permissions for the user running the web service).
> Moreover, I tried adding the user running the web service to the
> Administrators-group and the problem still occurs.
I recall having a similar issue ... I believe you need to give IIS
(IUSR/IWAM/ASPNET/Network Service) full access to the temp dir? I
believe it creates files in there - and when it can't you get these