Could not load file or assembly - error starting web service

[meisner]

Quick question...For my setup, I need to run the GBPVR service under the administrator account. This means I can't just click the Log on as "Local System account" checkbox. This also means the "Allow service to interact with desktop" option is greyed out. Is there any way to get the EWA working in this enviroment?

If I use the Local System account and click the Interact... checkbox, EWA works fine. But then I can't access my network drive since it requires a real account name. If I use the administrator account, recordings work fine, but EWA stops working.

The exact error message I am seeing in the logs is:

Code:

2008-04-14 13:31:35.021    ERROR    [4]    Error starting webserver: Could not load file or assembly 'GBPVRRecordingService, Version=1.0.2990.23750, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.

[UncleJohnsBand]

Quick question...For my setup, I need to run the GBPVR service under the administrator account. This means I can't just click the Log on as "Local System account" checkbox. This also means the "Allow service to interact with desktop" option is greyed out. Is there any way to get the EWA working in this enviroment?

If I use the Local System account and click the Interact... checkbox, EWA works fine. But then I can't access my network drive since it requires a real account name. If I use the administrator account, recordings work fine, but EWA stops working.

The exact error message I am seeing in the logs is:

Code:

2008-04-14 13:31:35.021    ERROR    [4]    Error starting webserver: Could not load file or assembly 'GBPVRRecordingService, Version=1.0.2990.23750, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.

The below points to a utility that allows you to mount your network drive with appropriate user credentials without actually mapping the drive to your local pc.

Read this thread (post 5).....UseShare freeware may help you with this....I know it has fixed my issues.

[meisner]

Ahhh...thank you! This is now working. The only difference was that (at least with Vista) I needed to clear the "Allow service to interact with desktop" for the UseShare service. Once I did that, it worked.

Thanks for the pointer UJB!!

[rwalker777]

The service change had to be done my Vista box. Should be added to wiki.

Roy

[UncleJohnsBand]

The service change had to be done my Vista box. Should be added to wiki.

Roy

Done......

Thanks for the suggestion.