That just looks like an HResult code, a failure facility 0x5 code 0x4d. What process did ProgID: %1 match up to? What was happening when this error was thrown? Anything that would give a clue in the application log?
Generally, an event sink failed to register. It's likely a transport event sink. In IIS, it can run in porocess or out of process, but requires specific permissions to do so. Beyond that, there's not enough information in your post to determine what the problem was.
This is eveything I have:
removed MyArrivalSink {C65A87A1-17EC-43E7-932B-B03DE456148E}
New Event Binding created:
Event: onsyncsave
Sink: HCLEvents.HCLEv.1
FullBindingUrl: file://./backofficestorage/ADMIN/BIG6.COM/MBX/SystemMailbox{790C98E6-DE58-4559-B6C1-79AED5E327EC}/StoreEvents/GlobalEvents/my_event
Error Commiting Transaction : -2141913011 Event Registration failure: The specified event sink (ProgID: %1) is not allowed to run in-proc.
assigning priority (28010 of 32767)
registered MyArrivalSink
That's a store event sink. There used to be a problem in Exchange 2000 where onsyncsave would fail with access denied if the sender and receiver were on the same store. Does that sound like your scenario?
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