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finally i have managed such situation. First of all, thanks to all comments, those helped me lot of with resolution. Basically, i had to change a part of MEL 6 code and then i could use it without issue.

As previously suggested by @SushiHangover, i took MEL 6 source code and i started to analyze... i have fould a part of the code that was calling SecurityIdentifier User inside mscorlib.dll

What i did is: - download MEL 6 source code - open it with Visual Studio for MAC - delete all Test projects and files not supported by the engine - compile till everything is fine

Once you have your prj compiled, find and comment "Impersonation" section of the below section:

I managed to write the log file by adding

Although LINQ does not let you modify items, you have several options at your disposal:

• Since OneHash and TwoHash are computed based on other properties of item, you can replace stored properties with computed ones
• If you do not need to modify items inside phraseSources (which you would need to do if you plan to save them) you could create copies with computed properties set
• If OneHash and TwoHash are not stored in the PhraseSource table, you could remove them from PhraseSource object, and add them as properties of an anonymous "wrapper" object. This would let you compute properties in a LINQ query.

The first approach would look like this:

The locking behavior is by design and inherited from the TraceListener base class.

There are a few options available to you:

• Read through the lock
• Since you are using RollingFlagFileTraceListener you could operate on archived files (which are no longer locked)
• You could release the file lock after every write

Read Through the Lock

You can use code like this to read the contents of the file even though it's locked: