Re: ASP.NET - code access security

From: Rajeev Dubey (anonymous@devdex.com)
Date: 04/09/03

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    From:     Rajeev Dubey <anonymous@devdex.com>
Date: Wed, 09 Apr 2003 07:00:40 -0700

    By default ASP.NET process runs under a ASPNET user which is a local
    user on you machine with limited access. So there is a probability that
    the user under which the ASP.NET process is running is not having write
    permissions on that folder which you are trying to write the file.
    So if you don't want impersonation you can just give ASPNET user the
    write permissions over that folder.
    In fact supporting impersonation and setting the windows authentication
    on is not a good solution because it is not necessary that all the users
    accessing ur web app will have write permission for that folder though
    it works for you because obiviously you have write permissions on your
    c:.

    RD

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