Yes, if you have access to the user's full credentials, you can cause your
ASP.Net app to impersonate them, thus giving access to files based on user
or role.
See WindowsIdentity.Impersonate
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...onatetopic.asp
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"tascien" <ta******@ecoaches.com> wrote in message
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That sounds like an attractive option, but what would be the
implication for the following:
1. Server memory. Because it has to read the entire file first into the
memory before sending to user...
2. Some extensions such as .ram requires to pass through other server
filters.
what i really hoped is that i could change the user's current logon
upon successful forms auth.
Anybody can shed light on this???