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Security Issue with .Net framework 1.1

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Vineet - 07 May 2004 09:16 GMT
Hi

   I have a web application built around .NET framework 1.0. We upgarded the framework from 1.0 to 1.1 recently. With it, we are facing some strange behaviour. If I try and access the application the first time from any client, it fails at a point where it tries to load a file giving a security error. If i start the application from the server the first time, it does not fail from anywhere. Another point, if I start the Application first time from any client machine on the network, with the client user having administrator privileges on the server machine, the application succesfully loads up

It seems to be some security setting change that has happened in the .NET framework 1.1. This behaviour is not noticed with framework 1.

Any inputs on this will be really appreciated

Thanks
-Vinee
John Saunders - 07 May 2004 23:21 GMT
> Hi,
>
>     I have a web application built around .NET framework 1.0. We upgarded the framework from 1.0 to 1.1 recently. With it, we are facing some strange
behaviour. If I try and access the application the first time from any
client, it fails at a point where it tries to load a file giving a security
error. If i start the application from the server the first time, it does
not fail from anywhere. Another point, if I start the Application first time
from any client machine on the network, with the client user having
administrator privileges on the server machine, the application succesfully
loads up.

> It seems to be some security setting change that has happened in the .NET framework 1.1. This behaviour is not noticed with framework 1.0
>
> Any inputs on this will be really appreciated.

Look at the stack trace and determine exactly what action is causing the
SecurityException. If possible, display the entire exception with
ex.ToString().

This sounds like there is some resource which requires privileges to
instantiate, but which can be accessed by anyone once it's been
instantiated.
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