Environment
Situation
User wanted to enable the SecureLogin Single Sign-on diagnostic log on a user’s workstation. They have navigated to the user’s object using MMC and set the option to ""Activate the diagnostics log file"" to Yes. However, the log file is not being created on the root of C: as expected.
Resolution
To correct the problem, grant the user temporary access to write to the root of drive C: or log back on to the workstation with an account that has the required access.
In Version 3.5 Service Pack 1 and later, the ssodebug.txt log file is created under ""%USERPROFILE%\Application Data\SecureLogin\Logs""
If the %USERPROFILE% environment variable is not set (e.g. Windows 9x), the log will be written to a log directory under the installation directory. The installation directory is read from the following registry key:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\SecureLogin\Path
Additional Information
Root Cause
Check the local workstation policy/security settings. The log file will not be created unless you are logged in as an account with rights to the root of drive C. Write access to the root of C drive is needed to create the log file.
Note: Rights are also needed to install the SecureLogin client and write the cache to the local hard disk.