01-04-2023, 01:48 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-04-2023, 02:02 AM by Alexandre Machado.)
Hi Magnus,
My guess regarding 2, 3 and 4 seems related to user mode x kernel mode or even to different permissions required to run the processes.
Can you describe what error do you get in (2) ? I'd guess that the sox.exe application needs access to something that is not available to the kernel mode app (or to the user running it).
Is this sox.exe the same as this (https://sox.sourceforge.net/) ?
How are you executing sox.exe? Can you try, for instance, to run another external application (it can be something simple as xcopy c:\temp\file.txt c:\temp2\) and see what you get?
Also, can you create a simple test application using the sox app so I can test it in my environment?
Regarding (1), it's hard to tell. As it seems, it always happens from the exact same point in your code, is that correct?
Finally, regarding (5), I don't think it is related to IntraWeb at all, unless the sox.exe process (or some other secondary process) uses some form of COM (or DCOM).
My guess regarding 2, 3 and 4 seems related to user mode x kernel mode or even to different permissions required to run the processes.
Can you describe what error do you get in (2) ? I'd guess that the sox.exe application needs access to something that is not available to the kernel mode app (or to the user running it).
Is this sox.exe the same as this (https://sox.sourceforge.net/) ?
How are you executing sox.exe? Can you try, for instance, to run another external application (it can be something simple as xcopy c:\temp\file.txt c:\temp2\) and see what you get?
Also, can you create a simple test application using the sox app so I can test it in my environment?
Regarding (1), it's hard to tell. As it seems, it always happens from the exact same point in your code, is that correct?
Finally, regarding (5), I don't think it is related to IntraWeb at all, unless the sox.exe process (or some other secondary process) uses some form of COM (or DCOM).