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I gave a site full trust however I am still getting some security exceptions.
How can I confirm a website has full trust?
Started by Tony_Henrich on
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</system> * Full Trust Your application can do anything permitted within, you can ....
Var perm = new FileIOPermission(PermissionState.Unrestricted); var level="Full"/> .
This will test for full trust ...
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I've made a WPF Browser Application that hosts old WinForms controls (I haven't migrated fully to WPF yet). Using WindowsFormsHost means my Browser App requires Full Trust to run. This is not a problem for me since this app is only meant to be run on ...
Started by Anthony Brien on
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Now the only problem.
Choose Use Existing permission set, and set it to Full Trust.
Will be deployed.
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Guys, this can't be for real
I'm trying to make a .NET 2.0 executable run from a network drive and it turns out that since Microsoft .net 2.0 has no mscorcfg.msc installed on server 2003, in order to get one I have to install the full SDK. I simply want...
Started by galets on
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That should be capable of running .Net 2.0 code, but they changed the trust system in that version to fix this deployment scenario....
You to run the program from the network share If it isn't, the easy solution:
Install .NET runtime.
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Is there really a problem running a application under full trust as long as it is possible to control the configuration of the machine?
Started by Riri on
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Full trust gives the applicationDefine "ok"
Full Trust means that the application can pretty much do anything it wants, however it's limited....
As the administrator account (if you also had the password) and then run wild.
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Hello, our applicaton is installing with windows installer. The things working fine but the application itself is full trusted and not allowing to run on the employee's computer with less level (not full trusted). My question is that, is there any way...
Started by Adnan on
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You'll need to add the correct manifest to your application, in this case it seems you .
The installation is running successfully but starting the application causing problem without full trust level.
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We are planning to build a new integration component that can provide us access to user's machine installed apps from our web site.
The first word that came to me was ActiveX, but our expertise with the technology was not the best in the past.
Thinkink...
Started by jfneis on
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Additionally....
Full trust is a feature of Silverlight 4 , currently in beta, and is restricted to out-of-browser applications.
Might want to have a look at WPF , since it can run full trust from the browserUnfortunately, no.
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I've developed a .net 3.0 application, which is deployed using clickonce.
I'd like to move from full trust to partial trust to ease deployment.
I've tried the "Calculate Permissions" tool in the "Security" tab of my project under visual studio, and the...
Started by Brann on
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There is something that is requiring full trust in your app that you might have overlooked (perhaps a dependency?)....
If yes then your app will need to run in full-trust and won't work.
Not have this attribute defined.
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Hi,
We have been using Mosso / The Rackspace Cloud until very recently, and am generally impressed with their systems and support, but they have suddenly switched to a medium trust model for .NET for newly added sites.
We can't get our CMS (Sitefinity...
Started by Quog on
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So if you do find,
I truly undrstand your frustation in case you host "downgrade" the full trust setting mode into medium before and I also realise....
Have Full Trust, as I assume they made the change due to security concerns.
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Hello
I'm trying to do what I thought was a simple HttpWebRequest (the code is deep inside a dll so I can't give a small code snippet, but it should be relatively simple), but I'm getting a security exception:
System.Security.SecurityException: Request...
Started by IP on
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How are you running your application? Is it running as a control, or hosted from a network share?
I think I found the answer to this here:
http://dbvt.com/blog/post/AspNetHostingPermission-Security-Exception-Fix-with-Ajax-in-IIS7.aspx
Basically....
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I recently joined a firm and when analyzing their environment I noticed that the SharePoint web.config had the trust level set to Full. I know this is an absolutely terrible practice and was hoping the stackoverflow community could help me outline the...
Started by Todd Friedlich on
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If they're ignoring the CAS policies was a bad idea - but... .
Then previously-granted Full Trust becomes quite unfortunate.
Outside the control of the security system."
That means, code granted Full Trust can execute any other.
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