Running a Process with <impersonate="true">

[joeted]

Hello,

I am trying to run a batch file on a (remote) .NET server (i'm not the
admin) using system.diagnostics.process

I find that the batch file is successfully executed.

However, when i put <identity impersonate="true"/> in my web.config i
get an "access denied" exception.

This line in web.config is required as it was the only way (i have
successfully found) i could also write to a text file from an aspx page.
[ using StreamWriter from system.io ]

I have also tried it with and without <authentication mode="windows">

As far as I understand the impersonate=true makes the "internet guest
account" (machine\IUSR) run the process?

Any solution that would allow me to do both tasks (with or without
impersonation) would be appreciated.

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[Martin Dechev]

Hi, joeted,

You can set impersonate="true" only for the location of the page that needs
that impersonation. Or set impersonate="false" for the page that starts the
process alternatively.

Have a look at the documentation for the <location> element:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...ionElement.asp

Hope this helps
Martin
"joeted" <an*******@devdex.org> wrote in message
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Hello,

I am trying to run a batch file on a (remote) .NET server (i'm not the
admin) using system.diagnostics.process

I find that the batch file is successfully executed.

However, when i put <identity impersonate="true"/> in my web.config i
get an "access denied" exception.

This line in web.config is required as it was the only way (i have
successfully found) i could also write to a text file from an aspx page.
[ using StreamWriter from system.io ]

I have also tried it with and without <authentication mode="windows">

As far as I understand the impersonate=true makes the "internet guest
account" (machine\IUSR) run the process?

Any solution that would allow me to do both tasks (with or without
impersonation) would be appreciated.

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[joeted]

YES!!

This solution works fine and I can now do both tasks within
the same application.

Thanks a bunch, Martin.


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