You cannot burn the disc because you do not have permission to do so...

Just completed the upgrade from Tiger to Leopard yesterday, and I'm getting this error whenever some of the accounts on the system (that are managed accounts in the parental controls window) ry and burn CDs.
I have verified that the account has permission to burn CDs and DVDs, but I am unable to get this to work; the Error Code is 0x80020061.
Of course, as the administrator I can burn CDs but that's not going to scale...
Is there something I can do to resolve this?
Steve

OK, I tried something simple (?) and this resolved the issue:
(1) As an administrator, remove the Parental Controls
(2) Log in as the managed user
(3) Burn a CD... Works!
(4) Log out and log back in as an Administrator
(5) Re-enable Parental Controls
(6) Log in as the managed user again.
(7) Burn a CD...Still works!
I guess the moral of the story is, don't upgrade; do a clean install...

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The contents of sysmail_start_sp is this:
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AS
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Note that is would be db_ddladmin or db_owner in msdb. Now, supposedly the queue is already active, and in that case I think that it is sufficient that the user has VIEW DEFINITION on the view. This would permit her to see the row in sys.service_queues,
why there would be no need to call sysmail_start_sp.
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I suspect that the reason this worked for you on SQL 2005 is that on that instance someone at some point in made all the required configurations for it to work, but all that is forgotten now. That happens to me too.
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