file share subscription problem

I've setup a file share subscription to render a report to an AS/400
file system, but it is failing with Logon failure: unknown user name
or bad password --> System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException
(0x8007052E):
I'm supplying the correct username and password to access the
directory, and I'm specifying the unc path for the AS/400 correctly
(\\myas400\root\qdls\ftp). The reason I know this is because I am
able to go into Windows Explorer and type in the exact same UNC path,
then supply the username and password when prompted, and I can get in
just fine. I can also copy files back and forth, etc.
Any ideas? This looks like a possible bug to me. My guess is that
nobody's tried rendering a file share subscription to an AS/400
before, so it's probably never been tested.
I guess as a workaround I can render the report to a microsoft file
system and then ftp it over to the AS/400, but I really think this
should work as advertised. That's a lot of extra hoop jumping.This sounds like a security permission issue. Can you try the following: the
RS windows service is running under a certain account. Make sure this
account also has permissions to access the AS/400 network share.
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"dcp" <dcp12345678@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I've setup a file share subscription to render a report to an AS/400
> file system, but it is failing with Logon failure: unknown user name
> or bad password --> System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException
> (0x8007052E):
> I'm supplying the correct username and password to access the
> directory, and I'm specifying the unc path for the AS/400 correctly
> (\\myas400\root\qdls\ftp). The reason I know this is because I am
> able to go into Windows Explorer and type in the exact same UNC path,
> then supply the username and password when prompted, and I can get in
> just fine. I can also copy files back and forth, etc.
> Any ideas? This looks like a possible bug to me. My guess is that
> nobody's tried rendering a file share subscription to an AS/400
> before, so it's probably never been tested.
> I guess as a workaround I can render the report to a microsoft file
> system and then ftp it over to the AS/400, but I really think this
> should work as advertised. That's a lot of extra hoop jumping.

File not found error when exporting

I'm hoping someone else has had this problem and can help me.
For some unknown reason all of a sudden the exporting of reports (to
PDF, Excel) cause a "File cannot be found error". This started to
happen last week after 12 months of error-free operation.
I've tried deleting the reports and re-deploying them - no success.
I would be most grateful someone could offer some insight.
Many thanks in advance,
SteveB.Does it happens from every workstation trying to retrieve the files ? Does
it happens thru the web interface or thru webservices access ?
Did you change IIS permissions or settings ?
"stevebuy@.eircom.net" wrote:
> I'm hoping someone else has had this problem and can help me.
> For some unknown reason all of a sudden the exporting of reports (to
> PDF, Excel) cause a "File cannot be found error". This started to
> happen last week after 12 months of error-free operation.
> I've tried deleting the reports and re-deploying them - no success.
> I would be most grateful someone could offer some insight.
> Many thanks in advance,
> SteveB.
>|||I've just cleared the temporary internet folder and the problem has
gone away on the local machine. There is still a problem with PDF
rendering subscriptions but I need to investigate it some more. Thanks
for taking the time to reply.