use the active user impersonation or you can choose a particular account to
authenticate your local request on the server.
if your actual authentication method is Windows, I recommend to impersonate.
In this case the security used to access your local ressources on the server
is the client security.
look at the <impersonate> tag in your web.config file.
"Aayush" <> a écrit dans le message de
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> Hi,
> I am developing ASP.NET web applications that involves automating of
office componets (like Word etc.) for which I need to read/write .doc files
etc. But with the default prividges I encountered an error saying that the
IU_ASPNET user's privedges do not allow the doc file to be opened !!!
> So for testing purpose only I increased the privedges of the IU_ASPNEt
user to administrator, which in my view is very bad for security reasons,
but I cant figure out how to set the minimal privedges to this user to make
my application both secure and working
>
> Looking anxiously for answers and suggestions
>
> -Aayush
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