I am facing a stranger issue with custom permission level in MOSS 2007. I created a custom permission level with the following access:

  • Add Items
  • View Items
  • View Application Pages
  • Open Items
  • View Versions
  • Create Alerts
  • View Pages
  • Open

I have a custom workflow which sends mail when the requester creates a new item. But with these permissions, the mail is not triggering. I do not want to allow users to Edit / delete items. Any additional permission I need to add to existing level.

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If this is an SPD workflow, then you're hitting the declarative security context issue. The workflow can't perform an action that the user can't do.

If it's a custom workflows (visual studio, then elevate the permissions in code).

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I tried the scenario in my dev machine and it works fine with Read Only access also added. But same settings in PROD gives issue. – Ashish Feb 8 at 11:26
Try running WireShark on the prod server if it is possible. If the issue is clearly not permissions then there must be something else that is different. I would bet that your dev machine is using a different mail server as the relay and perhaps the declarative WF is trying to auth as the account running owstimer or something like that. – Robert Kaucher Mar 9 at 13:15
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