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  • Anders K. Olsen

    Granting Full Trust to a network share

    Hello group.

    I would like to develop my software from a network share, that is, place my
    code on a network share. Is it possible to grant Full Trust to this share
    (e.g. X:) and only to this share?

    The reason for this, is that I can then ensure that there are taken backup
    of my current work, in case something happends to my laptop. I know it may
    be a bit slower to compile against a network share, but I can live with
    that.

    We also have a version control system, but I also want some extra security
    for the code under development.

    Regards
    Anders Olsen


  • Mel

    #2
    Re: Granting Full Trust to a network share

    You can use MS Visual Source Safe to share your code with other
    computer. Your code can put it in network drive. When you need the
    code, you can connect to network drive through Source Safe with login
    ID and password. so you can do whatever you want for your code. It can
    secure your code, because if other computer want your code, they must
    login to source safe and get it, else they won't be able to change your
    code. Means that the main copy is in your network drive. If your laptop
    have any problem, your code wont' be affected.

    if you want to make sure your code in network drive won't get trouble,
    you must check out all code which is checked in, else your changes will
    be lost.

    I hope it can help.

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    • Anders K. Olsen

      #3
      Re: Granting Full Trust to a network share

      "Mel" <melodyku@gmail .com> wrote in message
      news:1134038232 .316887.259500@ g47g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .[color=blue]
      > You can use MS Visual Source Safe to share your code with other
      > computer. Your code can put it in network drive. When you need the
      > code, you can connect to network drive through Source Safe with login
      > ID and password. so you can do whatever you want for your code. It can
      > secure your code, because if other computer want your code, they must
      > login to source safe and get it, else they won't be able to change your
      > code. Means that the main copy is in your network drive. If your laptop
      > have any problem, your code wont' be affected.[/color]

      Hello Mel

      Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately we are currently using CVS as our
      version control system, and the company have no plans for changing this. So
      source safe is not an option for me.

      What I would like to do was to check out the source code from CVS to a
      network drive. This works fine, but when I try to run my applications I get
      a lot of security errors because the network drive only have partial trust,
      and I don't want to grant Full Trust to all network drives. Only the one
      with my source code, if possible.

      Regards
      Anders


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      • Willy Denoyette [MVP]

        #4
        Re: Granting Full Trust to a network share


        "Anders K. Olsen" <akol_dk@hotmai l.com> wrote in message
        news:OjfT6D%23% 23FHA.532@TK2MS FTNGP15.phx.gbl ...[color=blue]
        > Hello group.
        >
        > I would like to develop my software from a network share, that is, place
        > my code on a network share. Is it possible to grant Full Trust to this
        > share (e.g. X:) and only to this share?
        >
        > The reason for this, is that I can then ensure that there are taken backup
        > of my current work, in case something happends to my laptop. I know it may
        > be a bit slower to compile against a network share, but I can live with
        > that.
        >
        > We also have a version control system, but I also want some extra security
        > for the code under development.
        >
        > Regards
        > Anders Olsen
        >[/color]



        Following command adds a code group under 1.2 (localintranet) with
        "fulltrust" to everything on the share MyShare:

        CasPol.exe -m -ag 1.2 -url file://Server/MyShare/* FullTrust

        Please read the docs on caspol in MSDN for a detailed explanation of the
        command line arguments.

        Willy.



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        • Anders K. Olsen

          #5
          Re: Granting Full Trust to a network share

          "Willy Denoyette [MVP]" <willy.denoyett e@telenet.be> wrote in message
          news:eS2%23fK$% 23FHA.3096@TK2M SFTNGP14.phx.gb l...[color=blue]
          >
          > Following command adds a code group under 1.2 (localintranet) with
          > "fulltrust" to everything on the share MyShare:
          >
          > CasPol.exe -m -ag 1.2 -url file://Server/MyShare/* FullTrust
          >
          > Please read the docs on caspol in MSDN for a detailed explanation of the
          > command line arguments.[/color]

          Perfect. Just what I needed.

          Thank you very much for your help.

          Regards
          Anders


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