Unauthorized Access Exception

Hello,

I've got an error with my Web Part that is driving me Insane. I Keep getting the following error when I try to create a file:

Error raised by Precedents Manager Error Log.
Message:

System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path

"\\CWBSSQLDEV\PrecedentsTree\Temp\633048097168871048_PrecedentSample1.doc"

is denied.
at PrecedentsManager.TempFileManager.CreateTemporaryFile(HttpPostedFile file, String tempPath, String locPath)
at PrecedentsManager.AddPanel.but1_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) Precedents Manager(2)
Source: Precedents Manager(2)
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The

File is Being created on a Shared Directory at CWBSSQLDEV. This dir has

been given so many access rights that a local machine account in

Albania could probably access it. I've tried loads of things but here

are the general approaches I've tried.

1. The Web Part was in a Bin Directory and Signed with a Public Key

   that gave it high privillages on our Network. I tried fiddling with the

   Sharepoint Policy File but after meeting with little success I moved

   the WP into the GAC. According to the policy file this should have

   given it Full Trust but i'm still getting the error.

2. As default the Sharepoint web.config has Impersonation enabled. My

   account is already a Domain Admin but I tried using one of our

   Administrator accounts just to be sure. I dumped out the

   GetCurrentWindowsIdentity() to the HtmlOutput and it seems to be

   correctly picking me up (ie my Account name appeared).

3. I've enabled Security Auditing on Both the Sharepoint Server and

   the Server with the File Share. the SPS box does not display any failed

   access attempts (just Logon/Log Off success messages) and the Box with

   the Share doesn't even display attempted logins, as if the call isn't

   even getting that far.

4. Just to tick off the obvious, Both Servers are in the Same domain.

   we have Sharepoint set up to use a service account which is running as

   a Domain Admin.

5. The Code doesn't do anything cunning, just makes a straight

   File.Create("Path"). To be honest, I'm a bit out of my depth here when

   it comes to Security Tokens and all the rest of it. I read an article

   about Setting the Windows Indentity using Impersonation but if I'm

   already doing this through the web.config I don't see why this would

   help?

There are probably other things but they were mainly stabbing in the

dark (well most of it has been stabbing in the dark!). I've reached the

point where I have no idea what to try, Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks very much,

Olly