Terminal server and framework v.1.1 ....

[Nicola Cisternino]

Hi all,

I'm trying to run a simple HelloWorld WinForms application using Terminal
Server.
My scenario is:
1) A server box running: Windows 2000 Server (SP4) with .NET Framework v.
1.1
3) A simple HelloWorld WinForms application created using Visual Studio 2003
4) A client box running WinXP with Remote Desktop Web Connection client
Now, the simple application is running fine when logged in as a local
administrator.
When running it as a normal user, it seemed not to even start.
Looking into drwatson.log and user.dmp files it seems that, when an regular
user runs a .NET app on a Terminal Server, a stack overflow is occurring.

Any solution ?

Thanks.
Nicola.

 

[Mikish]

Hi all,

I'm trying to run a simple HelloWorld WinForms application using Terminal
Server.
My scenario is:
1) A server box running: Windows 2000 Server (SP4) with .NET Framework v.
1.1
3) A simple HelloWorld WinForms application created using Visual Studio 2003
4) A client box running WinXP with Remote Desktop Web Connection client
Now, the simple application is running fine when logged in as a local
administrator.
When running it as a normal user, it seemed not to even start.
Looking into drwatson.log and user.dmp files it seems that, when an regular
user runs a .NET app on a Terminal Server, a stack overflow is occurring.

Any solution ?

Thanks.
Nicola.

For what it's worth.... not that I can provide a solution, but I have no
problems with TS and even do all my developing on a server through a remote
desktop connection. Users of my applications also access them using RDC and
have very limited access to the server security-wise. They are not even
listed as 'users' or 'power users', just 'remote desktop users'. However, I
*am* using Windows Server 2003, which I find to be superior to Win Server 2000
for this type of thing.