Code Access Security Enforcement anamoly - - Thx in advance.
From: Krishna Moturi (moturi@hotmail.com)
Date: 02/17/03
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From: "Krishna Moturi" <moturi@hotmail.com> Date: Mon, 17 Feb 2003 11:52:44 -0800
Hi,
We have role-based security, strong naming and publisher-signature(SPC) in
place for our 75k c# codebase (23 assemblies).
We are trying to enforce CAS so that only our SPC trusted assemblies could
be granted 'FullTrust' permisson set.
1) we changed 'Machine' level security policy so that 'My_Computer_Zone' no
longer would be carrying 'FullTrust' permission set.
( we don't want any malignant code installed to have fullTrust
permission set.).
2) We created a new child code group and granted 'FullTrust' to our
certificate signed assemblies with appropriate code membership condition.
Our custom windows services with all 23 assemblies are working fine...but
ASP.NET process no longer works.. (every aspx page just hit deadlock timeout
threshold)..........
we are looking for guidance on this enforcement policy.
Thanks in advance
Krishna
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