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fcetrini@gmail.com - 18 Sep 2006 12:12 GMT
Hello everybody, I'm using visual studio .net 1.1 for my applications.
Source codes are located on a lan server. Until last week I was able to
compile and run mi applications according to the policy I'd defined in
control panel / administrative tools / .net configuration (a full trust
group of code pointing to my lan path). That was working fine...'til
last week.

Last Friday I've had to install a sql server 2000 instance to make some
test in my pc. After 2 hours I've correctly uninstalled it.
Since that, i'm unable tu compile my applications. VB.Net tells me that
the solution i'm opening is not fully trusted...I've tried to delete
the policy and recreate it but it still doesnt' work!

Can anyone help me?  thanks in advance,

fabio
Joseph Bittman MVP MCSD - 24 Sep 2006 04:34 GMT
Sept. 23, 2006

This would have nothing to do with you installing SQL, but that something
has happened to your policy..... I'd goto the config tool and checking
it.... maybe someone changed it? or perhaps you decided to add code in a new
sub-folder or something which the policy doesn't allow?

Or perhaps the computer you are compiling from, isn't under the same policy
(like if you are now using a non-domain joined computer or something?)

Bottom line... you'll need to check out your policy again.... to figure out
what changed.

Good luck!

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> Hello everybody, I'm using visual studio .net 1.1 for my applications.
> Source codes are located on a lan server. Until last week I was able to
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