Hi guys
I've just written a new C# application which needs to go on a Shared drive
on our network.
Now, the application works perfectly well from my local C: drive. I've
copied the EXE and the config file and when you double-click the EXE, it
works perfectly.
However, from the shared drive, 2 things happen....
Firstly, I get a security warning ... "The publisher could not be verified."
- I can continue, but I'd like to get rid of this if at all possible?
Then my application crashes, "there was a problem and the application needs
to close". I'm really not sure why this is happening.. as I say, it works
fine when it's not on a network share.
Here is the error signature...
EventType : clr20r3 P1 : artifaxreport.e xe P2 : 1.0.0.0
P3 : 4905d285 P4 : mscorlib P5 : 2.0.0.0 P6 : 471ebc5b P7 :
37d0
P8 : b P9 : system.security .security
Can someone help me with why this might be happening!?!
Thanks,
Dan
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"caspol".
Code running from your local drive runs with full trust. Code running on
a network drive has local intranet trust (i.e. much less, often not
enough to run successfully).
IIRC, there was a patch recently (3.5SP1 maybe?) that means that mapped
shares run as full trust - i.e. "f:" will work, but "\\foo\bar" won't
(even if they are the same place).
The other options:
* use caspol (at each client) to assign trust to the network share
and/or that application
* use ClickOnce to deploy the app (still residing on the network share)
Of all of these, ClickOnce is the simplest, most reliable, and frankly
the best way: you should probably be using it.
Marc
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