Re: Registry access permission doesn't obey impersonated user
From: Hernan Ochoa (hochoa_at_corest.com)
Date: 09/04/03
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Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2003 00:09:33 -0300
> I am using the <identity impersonate=true username=.. password=.. tag in
> web.config. While file access permissions are being followed correctly,
the
> registry permissions is not making sense to me. Let's say username is
> 'donald'. When I have deny read persmissions for aspnet and donald on that
> registry key, my asp.net app can still read the registry key!
> The user that actually determines the access is INTERACTIVE. I don't want
> any asp.net to be able to read *any* registry key. If I deny INTERACTIVE
> read access on the whole registry, I probably will break something on the
> system?
>
> karim
if you're using the <identity> tag in your web.config file, then your app is
running
under the context of the user you've specified in the <identity> tag, and
not under
the aspnet account. Maybe that's your problem.
bye!
Hernan
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