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Old 08-23-2018, 08:13 AM
scoffman scoffman is online now
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I had domain\username in the web.config, which worked until the script hit Perforce. I took your suggestion and modified the code and attempted a variety of different scenarios. Unfortunately, none of the changes eliminated the error with Perforce.

I tried username@domain.com and passing null as the domain parameter. When doing so, I wasn't able to connect to the weblauncher. When I revert back to domain\username, I am able to connect to the weblauncher.

As I had been attempting to use a domain user, I decided to try a local user. So I created a local user and made the user an admin. I passed the credentials for the local user. And I was able to bypass the Perforce error.

It would appear to be an issue with CreateProcessWithLogonW and Perforce using a domain user.

I did come across an article from a few years ago that described a similar situation. One poster mentioned the user might not have access to the share, even if the same credentials are passed.

https://bytes.com/topic/c-sharp/answ...cesswithlogonw
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