I observe the following strange behavior of my application.
Let say we have managed application MyApp.exe which depend
on a few assemblies MyAssembly1.dll , MyAssembly2.dll and
MyAssembly3.dll . The assemblies I mentione have strong names.
I build the exe and all assemblies on my computer and install
assemblies to GAC. I run MyApp.exe, test it and everything is OK.
Then I copy all executable files (exe and dll) to our network server.
If I try to run MyApp.exe from our network server the application crashes
with the following exception: System.Security .Policy.PolicyE xception
Can anyone explain why this is happening? The very same application runs
OK from local drive but crashes from network drive.
Thanks,
Boris
4  1940 
By default the Intranet zone, which includes file shares is not trusted to
run unverifiable code. Use the caspol command line tool or the security
configuration tool that is installed under Administrative Tools to set up
security for this zone (or for assemblies with some specified strong name)
to allow unverifiable code to execute.
Ronald Laeremans
Visual C++ team
"Boris" <Bo***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:DA******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I observe the following strange behavior of my application.
Let say we have managed application MyApp.exe which depend
on a few assemblies MyAssembly1.dll , MyAssembly2.dll and
MyAssembly3.dll . The assemblies I mentione have strong names.
I build the exe and all assemblies on my computer and install
assemblies to GAC. I run MyApp.exe, test it and everything is OK.
Then I copy all executable files (exe and dll) to our network server.
If I try to run MyApp.exe from our network server the application crashes
with the following exception: System.Security .Policy.PolicyE xception
Can anyone explain why this is happening? The very same application runs
OK from local drive but crashes from network drive.
Thanks,
Boris
Thank you for your reponse.
I wonder is there any way to catch System.Security .Policy.PolicyE xception
exception and exit gracefully if application doesn't have proper rights to
run on the network server? I was trying to catch the exception but seems to
me it is thrown before first line of the code is executed. Can you advise
how to handle described situation?
Thanks,
Boris
"Ronald Laeremans [MSFT]" wrote: By default the Intranet zone, which includes file shares is not trusted to
run unverifiable code. Use the caspol command line tool or the security
configuration tool that is installed under Administrative Tools to set up
security for this zone (or for assemblies with some specified strong name)
to allow unverifiable code to execute.
Ronald Laeremans
Visual C++ team
"Boris" <Bo***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:DA******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...I observe the following strange behavior of my application.
Let say we have managed application MyApp.exe which depend
on a few assemblies MyAssembly1.dll , MyAssembly2.dll and
MyAssembly3.dll . The assemblies I mentione have strong names.
I build the exe and all assemblies on my computer and install
assemblies to GAC. I run MyApp.exe, test it and everything is OK.
Then I copy all executable files (exe and dll) to our network server.
If I try to run MyApp.exe from our network server the application crashes
with the following exception: System.Security .Policy.PolicyE xception
Can anyone explain why this is happening? The very same application runs
OK from local drive but crashes from network drive.
Thanks,
Boris
No there is not. It is thrown by the CLR Loader. And that is very much so by
design since if it ran user code in an unverifiable image, that code could
violate whatever security you are trying to enforce.
Do you want to display a more user friendly error to the user of your
application? Or is there something else you want to accomplish?
Ronald
"Boris" <Bo***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:94******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Thank you for your reponse.
I wonder is there any way to catch System.Security .Policy.PolicyE xception
exception and exit gracefully if application doesn't have proper rights to
run on the network server? I was trying to catch the exception but seems
to
me it is thrown before first line of the code is executed. Can you advise
how to handle described situation?
Thanks,
Boris
"Ronald Laeremans [MSFT]" wrote:
By default the Intranet zone, which includes file shares is not trusted
to
run unverifiable code. Use the caspol command line tool or the security
configuration tool that is installed under Administrative Tools to set up
security for this zone (or for assemblies with some specified strong
name)
to allow unverifiable code to execute.
Ronald Laeremans
Visual C++ team
"Boris" <Bo***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:DA******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... >I observe the following strange behavior of my application.
> Let say we have managed application MyApp.exe which depend
> on a few assemblies MyAssembly1.dll , MyAssembly2.dll and
> MyAssembly3.dll . The assemblies I mentione have strong names.
>
> I build the exe and all assemblies on my computer and install
> assemblies to GAC. I run MyApp.exe, test it and everything is OK.
>
> Then I copy all executable files (exe and dll) to our network server.
>
> If I try to run MyApp.exe from our network server the application
> crashes
> with the following exception: System.Security .Policy.PolicyE xception
>
> Can anyone explain why this is happening? The very same application
> runs
> OK from local drive but crashes from network drive.
>
> Thanks,
> Boris
Yes, I want to display a more user friendly error to the user .
The thrown exception doesn't look good and user might assume that something
wrong with application itself.
Boris
"Ronald Laeremans [MSFT]" wrote: No there is not. It is thrown by the CLR Loader. And that is very much so by
design since if it ran user code in an unverifiable image, that code could
violate whatever security you are trying to enforce.
Do you want to display a more user friendly error to the user of your
application? Or is there something else you want to accomplish?
Ronald
"Boris" <Bo***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:94******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Thank you for your reponse.
I wonder is there any way to catch System.Security .Policy.PolicyE xception
exception and exit gracefully if application doesn't have proper rights to
run on the network server? I was trying to catch the exception but seems
to
me it is thrown before first line of the code is executed. Can you advise
how to handle described situation?
Thanks,
Boris
"Ronald Laeremans [MSFT]" wrote:
By default the Intranet zone, which includes file shares is not trusted
to
run unverifiable code. Use the caspol command line tool or the security
configuration tool that is installed under Administrative Tools to set up
security for this zone (or for assemblies with some specified strong
name)
to allow unverifiable code to execute.
Ronald Laeremans
Visual C++ team
"Boris" <Bo***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:DA******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
>I observe the following strange behavior of my application.
> Let say we have managed application MyApp.exe which depend
> on a few assemblies MyAssembly1.dll , MyAssembly2.dll and
> MyAssembly3.dll . The assemblies I mentione have strong names.
>
> I build the exe and all assemblies on my computer and install
> assemblies to GAC. I run MyApp.exe, test it and everything is OK.
>
> Then I copy all executable files (exe and dll) to our network server.
>
> If I try to run MyApp.exe from our network server the application
> crashes
> with the following exception: System.Security .Policy.PolicyE xception
>
> Can anyone explain why this is happening? The very same application
> runs
> OK from local drive but crashes from network drive.
>
> Thanks,
> Boris
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