Minimum permission request

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DBC User

Hi All,

I have a program which need to run from a network share so all users
can access it. I have signed the application and it has one dependent
dll. When I run the application in Vista, on loading the dependent
dll, it throws 'failed to grant minimum permission request'.

I need to run this on network and how can I achive this? Can running
caspol will fix it?

Thanks.
 
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Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)

Hi,


I'm not sure if Windows Vista has a particular influence on this, but in XP
you had to go to the .NET config applet in control panel and increase the
level of permission for the local network.

Did you try that?
 
D

DBC User

Hi,

I'm not sure if Windows Vista has a particular influence on this, but in XP
you had to go to the .NET config applet in control panel and increase the
level of permission for the local network.

Did you try that?

--
Ignacio Machinhttp://www.laceupsolutions.com








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True, but I do not want every user to do that. I would like to do it
though the program if possible.
 
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Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)

Hi,


I do not think you can do it from the program, if you think about the entire
reason of having it in the first place is to avoid programs from doing that,
increase theirs secutiry levels.

If you are on a domain though you could change it in the domain master and
push it to the clients.

--
Ignacio Machin
http://www.laceupsolutions.com
Mobile & warehouse Solutions.
Hi,

I'm not sure if Windows Vista has a particular influence on this, but in
XP
you had to go to the .NET config applet in control panel and increase the
level of permission for the local network.

Did you try that?

--
Ignacio Machinhttp://www.laceupsolutions.com
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- Show quoted text -

True, but I do not want every user to do that. I would like to do it
though the program if possible.
 

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