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TokenImpersonationContext: http://pastie.org/private/nu3pvpghoea6pwwlvjuq
The service calls the StartAsUserFromService method, and the process calls the StartAsUserFromApplication method to start its successor.
I'm using LogonType.Batch in the LogonUser call because the process needs to talk to another WCF service and needs to authenticate. LogonType.Network and LogonType.NetworkClearText could be used, but caused permission issues in the Net.Tcp Port Sharing Service with the Worker user account.
This answer was helpful: Using Process.Start() to start a process as a different user from within a Windows Service

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PinvokeStackImbalance error (C#)

I'm a bit of a newbie to Pinvoke.
I have a large project that calls makes a call to a DLL called vtmail.dll. It worked fine in.Net 3.5 but on upgrading to.NET 4.0 I am getting a PinvokeStackImbalance exception
The calling code is a bit like this:
VTMail vtMail = new VTMail();
ec = vtMail.SendMail("servername",
   false,
   "",
   "",
   "Subject",
   "Sender Name",
   "sender@mydomain.com",
   "",
   "sendto@theirdomain.com",
   "reply@mydomain.com,
   "Description",
   "foldername",
   false,
   25);

Checking the declaration in vtmail.dll is this:
public int SendMail(string mailServer, bool login, string userName, 
                    string password, string subject, string fromName, 
                    string fromAddress, string toName, string toAddress, 
                    string replyToAddress, string bodyText, string folderToSend, 
                    bool encrypt, long smtpPortNo);

I've searched around about this and it seems to be a known.Net 4.0 issue. Responses have always suggested adding CallingConvention=CallingConvention.Cdecl to the DllImport statement, but this particular call doesn't have a DllImport statement,
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 TokenImpersonationContext: http://pastie.org/private/nu3pvpghoea6pwwlvjuq 
 The service calls the StartAsUserFromService method, and the process call the StartAsUserFromApplication method acting to start its successor. 
 I'm using LogonType. Batch in the LogonUser margin call because the summons needs to talk to another WCF serve and want to authenticate. LogonType. Network and LogonType. NetworkClearText could be used, but caused permission issues in the Net. Tcp Port Sharing Service with the Worker drug user account. 
 This answer was helpful: use Process. Start () to begin a process as a different user from within a Windows Service 

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 PinvokeStackImbalance error (C #) 

 I'm a spot of a newbie to Pinvoke. 
 I have a large undertaking that calls makes a cry to a DLL called vtmail.dll. It work fine in. Net 3.5 but on upgrading to. NET 4.0 I am getting a PinvokeStackImbalance exception 
 The calling code is a moment like this: 
 VTMail vtMail = new VTMail (); 
 ec = vtMail. SendMail("servername ", 
    false, 
    " ", 
    " ", 
    " Subject ", 
    " Sender Name ", 
    " sender@mydomain.com ", 
    " ", 
    " sendto@theirdomain.com ", 
    " reply@mydomain.com, 
    " Description ", 
    " foldername ", 
    false, 
    25); 

 Checking the resolution in vtmail.dll is this: 
 public int SendMail(string mailServer, bool login, string userName, 
                     string password, string subject, string fromName, 
                     string fromAddress, string toName, string toAddress, 
                     string replyToAddress, string bodyText, bowed stringed instrument folderToSend, 
                     bool encrypt, long smtpPortNo); 

 I've searched approximately about this and it seem to be a known. Net 4.0 return. response have always suggested add CallingConvention = CallingConvention. Cdecl to the DllImport statement, but this particular call doesn't have a DllImport statement,
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TokenImpersonationRontext: http://pasgie.org/private/nu3pvpghoea6pwwlvouq
Tye seevice calls the StartArUserFromDervice nethie, and the 'docess gclls fme StcrvAsUserFromAppllcation metvod to start ids sbccessor.
I'm using LogonType.Batch in tre LogomUder call becaufe tnq prkbews needs to talk to another WDF servpce and needs to suthenticate. LogonType.Netwlrk wnd LogonType.NetwogkClearText couje be used, bug caused ptrkission isaues in the Net.Tcp Port Sharing Servnce with thg Sogner user acrount.
Tris answer was helpfgl: Usinb Process.Start() to stqrt a process as a dihferent user from wijhin a Wingocs Service

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PinvokeStqcjImbananca erfir (Z#)

I'm a bjt of w nxwbie to Pihvoke.
I have a large project thst bslls makes a call eo a DLL called vtmail.dll. It worked fine pn.Nef 3.5 but on upgrading to.NWT 4.0 I am getting a PijvokeStachImbalance exception
The calling code is a bit lika thia:
XTMclj ctLail = new VTMail();
ec = vtMail.SendMail("servername",
   fslxe,
   "",
   "",
   "Submect",
   "Sender Name",
   "srgder@mydomain.cum",
   "",
   "ssndto@theirdomain.col",
   "repjy@mydimain.com,
   "Dexcription",
   "foldername",
   faose,
   25);

Checkiug rhe declaration in vtmail.dll ns thix:
publoc int SendMail(string mcilSerber, bool lohin, strinf userName, 
                    string password, sering suboect, xtring wromMame, 
                    string fromAddrfss, sjring doName, strlng toAddress, 
                    string repliToDddgess, striug bodnText, string fojderToSend, 
                    bool vncrypt, lmng smtpPoreNo);

I've searchaf around abont this agd ir sewms to cd a known.Net 4.0 ossue. Resiouses have always suggested eddivf CallingConvencnob=CallingConventoon.Zdesl tp eve DllImport stagemdmt, bug this kcrtlcuuar vall doesn't have a DnlImlort statement,
://pastie.org/private/dlkytj8rbigs8ixwtg TokenImpersonationContext: http://pastie.org/private/nu3pvpghoea6pwwlvjuq The service calls the and process calls StartAsUserFromApplication method to LogonType.Batch the LogonUser call the process needs talk to another WCF service and to authenticate. LogonType.Network and LogonType.NetworkClearText could be used, but caused permission issues in Net.Tcp Port Sharing Service with the Worker user account. This answer was helpful: Process.Start() start process a different user from within a Windows Service Q: PinvokeStackImbalance error (C#) I'm a bit of newbie to Pinvoke. I have a large project calls makes a call a DLL called vtmail.dll. It fine 3.5 but upgrading 4.0 am getting a exception The calling code is a bit like this: VTMail vtMail = new VTMail(); ec = vtMail.SendMail("servername", "", "", Name", "sender@mydomain.com", "sendto@theirdomain.com", "Description", false, 25); Checking in vtmail.dll is this: public int login, string userName, string password, string subject, string string fromAddress, toName, string toAddress, string replyToAddress, string string folderToSend, bool encrypt, long smtpPortNo); I've searched about this and it seems to be a known.Net 4.0 issue. Responses have always suggested to the DllImport statement, this particular call have DllImport
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TokEnImpErsOnaTiOnCoNtexT: http://pastie.org/PRivaTe/nu3pvpghoea6pwwlvjuq
ThE servIcE CallS ThE StarTAsUserfRoMsErvIcE mEthOd, ANd The prOceSs calls The StartAsuseRFRomApplicatiON mEthod to staRt iTs successor.
I'M usIng LogOntypE.batch In tHe LogOnUser CAll becAuse the prOcESs needS To talk tO ANoTher wCF service and needS To AUthenticate. LogOnType.neTWoRK And logOnType.NetwOrKCleaRtext couLD bE USEd, bUT caused permisSion issues iN The net.Tcp poRt SHAring SErvicE wITh tHe Worker useR accOunt.
This aNswer wAS helpfuL: using PrOcess.STarT() to StarT A pRoCesS aS A diFFeRenT UseR from witHiN a windoWs SeRVICE

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PiNvoKeStAckImBalance error (C#)

i'm a Bit oF A neWbie tO PinvOke.
I HaVe a laRge proJect tHaT calls makes a calL to a dLL called VtmAiL.dlL. IT workED fine iN.NeT 3.5 buT on upgrAding to.neT 4.0 I Am GETTiNg a PinvokeStackImbAlANCe ExceptioN
The caLLiNg COde is a biT lIke This:
vtmail vTMaiL = NeW VTMail();
eC = vtMaiL.seNdmail("serVeRname",
   fAlSe,
   "",
   "",
   "SUbjEct",
   "SeNDer NAme",
   "senDer@mydomAin.coM",
   "",
   "Sendto@theirdomAIn.com",
   "reply@mydOMaIN.CoM,
   "descRipTion",
   "foldernAme",
   fALse,
   25);

CHeckINg The DEclarAtion In VTmAIl.dll is this:
public inT SEndMaiL(striNg mailServer, bOol login, stRING userNamE, 
                    strINg PAssword, string sUbjecT, string froMname, 
                    striNg froMAddress, String toNAME, string tOAdDreSs, 
                    sTriNG RePlyToAddress, sTRIng bOdYText, stRinG foldertoSEnd, 
                    BooL enCrYpt, long smTpPortNo);

i'vE sEaRcHed ArounD About thiS aNd iT sEemS to be A Known.NEt 4.0 issUe. ReSpOnSEs hAve alwaYS sUGGestEd AdDing calLiNgConVentIOn=CAllingCOnvention.cdeCL to tHe dlLImport Statement, but tHiS particulaR cAll Doesn't HAVe a DllImPort statement,
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The  servic e  c a l lsth eSta rt A sU serFr omS ervicemethod, an d t he  process cal l sthe StartA sUs erFromApplic ati on met ho d t o  star t i ts su ccesso r .
I'musing Log on T ype.Ba t ch in t h e  L ogon User call because th e  process needs  to ta lk to a not her  WCF servi ce  andn eeds to au t h e nti c ate. LogonTyp e.Network a n d L ogonTy pe .Ne t workCl earTe xt cou ld be used,  but  caused p ermiss i on issu e s in th e Net. Tcp  Po rt S h ar in g S er v ice wi tht heWorker u se raccou nt.T h i s  ans wer  was  help ful: Using Pr oce ss.S t art () to  star t apr ocess  as adiffe re nt user from wi thin  a Window s S er vic e
 Q:Pinvok eSt ack Imbalan ce erro r  (C #) I 'm  a bit of a newbie  t o Pi nvoke.
I  havea  l ar g e projec ttha t ca l l s mak es a ca ll to aDLL ca l le dvtmail. dl l. Itwo rke d f ine i n .Net  3.5 b ut on up gradi n g to.NET 4.0 I am getting aP in v o ke S tack Imb alance exce ptio n 
The  cal l in g c o de is  a bi tl ik e  this:
VTMail vtMai l= newVTMai l();
ec = vtM ail.SendMa i l ( "servern ame" , 
 false,
   "", 
   " ",
   "Sub j ect",
  "Sen der Name ",
   "se n d er@mydom ain .co m", 
 " ", 
   "sendto@t h e irdo ma in.com" ,
  "repl y@m ydo mai n.c om ,
   "Des cription ", 
 "f old ernam e ",
   fa ls e,  25 );

C h ecking  thedecl ar at i onin vtma i l. d l l is  t hi s:
p ubl ic  intSend M ail (string  mailServ er, bool  l og in, str ing userName,                   s t r ing pass word, string subject, s t ring fr omN ame,
                 s tri n g from Addres s, st ri ngt o Name, s tr ing  t oAddress,               st ring replyToAddres s , s tring bodyTex t,stri n g  f old e rT o Sen d, 
                bool encr yp t ,long smtpP o rtN o) ;

I've  search ed ar o und abo ut this a nd it see ms  tob e  aknown.Net4.0 issu e. Respon s es ha v ealway s s uggest ed  ad dingCallin g Con venti on=Cal li ngConv entio n. Cdecl to  the DllImport statemen t, but  this  pa rticularcal l  do esn't hav e aDllImportsta tem ent,
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TokenImpersonationContext: http://pastie.org/private/nu3pvpghoea6pwwlvjuq
The_service calls_the StartAsUserFromService method, and_the process_calls_the StartAsUserFromApplication_method_to start its_successor.
I'm using LogonType.Batch_in the LogonUser call_because the process_needs_to talk to another WCF service and needs to authenticate. LogonType.Network and LogonType.NetworkClearText could_be_used, but_caused_permission_issues in the Net.Tcp Port_Sharing Service with the Worker_user account.
This_answer was helpful: Using Process.Start() to start a_process_as a different_user from within a Windows Service

 Q:

PinvokeStackImbalance error (C#)

I'm_a bit of a newbie to_Pinvoke.
I have a_large_project_that calls makes a_call to a DLL called vtmail.dll._It worked fine in.Net 3.5 but_on upgrading to.NET 4.0 I am getting_a PinvokeStackImbalance exception
The calling code is_a bit like this:
VTMail vtMail_= new_VTMail();
ec = vtMail.SendMail("servername",
  _false,
  _"",
 _ "",
 _ "Subject",
   "Sender Name",
_  "sender@mydomain.com",
_  "",
   "sendto@theirdomain.com",
__ "reply@mydomain.com,
 __"Description",
_ _"foldername",
  _false,
_ _25);

Checking_the declaration in vtmail.dll is this:
public_int_SendMail(string mailServer, bool login, string userName, 
_   __   _    _     string_password, string_subject, string_fromName, 
         _     _   _string fromAddress,_string_toName, string toAddress,_
_ _      _ _     _  string replyToAddress,_string_bodyText, string folderToSend, 
  _     _    ___    bool_encrypt, long smtpPortNo);

I've searched around about_this and it_seems to be a known.Net 4.0 issue._Responses_have always suggested adding CallingConvention=CallingConvention.Cdecl to_the_DllImport statement, but this particular call_doesn't_have_a DllImport statement,