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Hello,


I have a workflow which search for the next destination by a search in a sharepoint list. This works fine in the development environment. But after publishing my workflow to the production system I get an 401 error in this event.


The K2Service account has read access on the sharepoint list (I'm sure, about this) but ...


2008-10-15 13:36:51 W3SVC724270479 10.107.16.160 POST /groupfunction/HumanResources/GHR+Recruiting/GHR_DE/Gezusy_WRKFLW/_vti_bin/K2SPQuery.asmx - 80 - 10.107.16.157 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+6.0;+MS+Web+Services+Client+Protocol+2.0.50727.1433) 401 2 2148074254


2008-10-15 13:36:53 W3SVC724270479 10.107.16.160 POST /groupfunction/HumanResources/GHR+Recruiting/GHR_DE/Gezusy_WRKFLW/_vti_bin/K2SPQuery.asmx - 80 MD-MANK2Service 10.107.16.157 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+6.0;+MS+Web+Services+Client+Protocol+2.0.50727.1433) 401 5 0


The list is part of the site /groupfunction/HumanResources/GHR+Recruiting/GHR_DE/Gezusy_WRKFLW - for this site I defined an environment variable (sharepoint site) - I can "Test" the connection and I can "Browse" the content and select the list I need.


Why the event isn't running? Can anyone help?

Just to check if the credentials are correct is in the first place.  Does the IIS logs show what credentials is being used to do the call?


Hi Johnny,


I'm not sure if I understand you in the right way - the IIS logs shows (see above) that the MD-MANK2Service try to get access and get an 401 error. This is the right user account - or what do you meen with "credentials".


Ok that means that the K2 service credentials are getting through.


That would probably mean that there is a rights issue on the MOSS site. 


Could you try this?  Try adding the K2 service account as a farm administrator on your MOSS server.


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