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nadolyn

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unauthorized access exception
« on: February 28, 2011, 09:12:23 PM »
Hi,  i finally got iCam to work on my laptop and i set it up for my time away from my home, believing that my neighbor has been coming into my apartment.  3 hours later when i got home, i found that message on my computer and the icam did not record anything in the 3 hours that i was away though it had recorded earlier.  does anyone know what
"unauthorized access exception" means and if i can discover the source of it and why the icam displayed this message?  It won't allow me to right click for more options.  I can only click "ok" or close the message.

Any ideas anyone?  thanks
Nadolyn

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Re: unauthorized access exception
« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2011, 12:24:34 AM »
Are you on a Windows machine? If so, is your account that you are running icamsource under classified as an administrator account? What version of Windows?

If it is Windows, I think it has to do with icamsource not having permission to write files to the directory chosen for motion events. It seems like I ran into this issue once, after changing the motion event directory from the default to some "protected" folder, and had to add permissions to allow it to write to that directory. It would have been easier to change it back to the default folder...but I needed it changed for a reason. If you changed the motion event folder, you might try changing it back.