How do I make Network Shares fully trusted?

[Guest]

I have "My Documents" redirected to a network share but when I go to open a
project it says that the share is not fully trusted.

I found this info:

The simplest (least work) in this situation is to change the machine policy (those 3 options are known as policy levels). Under the Intranet zone groop, add a new code group with a Membership condition of type Site and value of the machine you want to trust. Then set the Permission Set to be fulltrust.

I try to set this as the location,

\\myserver\Userfiles\lewis\My Documents\My Programming

But It says the site does not appear to be valid.

Thanks,

Lewis

 

[Wayne]

You have to supply a file mask with it, in this case you would have:

\\myserver\Userfiles\lewis\My Documents\My Programming\*

this will allow ALL files in that dir and I believe Sub dirs to be trusted.

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Thanks
Wayne Sepega
Jacksonville, Fl


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I have "My Documents" redirected to a network share but when I go to open a
project it says that the share is not fully trusted.

I found this info:

policy (those 3 options are known as policy levels). Under the Intranet zone
groop, add a new code group with a Membership condition of type Site and
value of the machine you want to trust. Then set the Permission Set to be
fulltrust.

 

[Guest]

Thanks Wayne,

That worked for my desktop computer and I can live with that because I can
do remote desktop.
However,
I cannot get it to work on my laptop. It accepts the string:

file://my server/lewis/My Documents/My Programming/*

But says the code is not fully trusted.

I also tried it on the version 2.0 (VS 2005) with no results either.
Is there a place where this stuff is documented?

Lewis

 

[Wayne]

not sure on that one, took me a while to get it fully working on our
workstations at work.

You can create an MSI of the settings and try installing it on the laptop.
Don't remeber exactly how to create the MSI, but I think it's under one of
the right click menus. That way you can be sure you get the EXACT same
settings.