Hello

I hace a code that opens a file on a windows share.

\\comp1\folder1\file.txt

Folder1 has full access for Everyone. I can open it from explorer on
my computer (my user isn't on set the server). However when I run this
code

FileStream file = new FileStream(serverFilePath, FileMode.Open);

from asp code as the same user as I do it form explorer I get
IOException saying that the user and password are wrong. Howto
convince C# not to login ?

--
Patryk

does this work?
System.IO.FileStream fs = new 
System.IO.FileStream(serverFilePath,System.IO.FileMode.Open,System.IO.FileAccess.Read);

Andrew

"P4trykx"  wrote in message 
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> Hello
>
> I hace a code that opens a file on a windows share.
>
> \\comp1\folder1\file.txt
>
> Folder1 has full access for Everyone. I can open it from explorer on
> my computer (my user isn't on set the server). However when I run this
> code
>
> FileStream file = new FileStream(serverFilePath, FileMode.Open);
>
> from asp code as the same user as I do it form explorer I get
> IOException saying that the user and password are wrong. Howto
> convince C# not to login ?
>
> --
> Patryk
> 

Hi Patryk,

All processes run in the context of a logged-in user account. If you want to 
open a file on another computer, your application must be running in the 
context of a user that has permissions to open files on that machine. You 
can do this with Impersonation.

-- 
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP

Printing Components, Email Components,
FTP Client Classes, Enhanced Data Controls, much more.
DSI PrintManager, Miradyne Component Libraries:
http://www.miradyne.net

"P4trykx"  wrote in message 
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> Hello
>
> I hace a code that opens a file on a windows share.
>
> \\comp1\folder1\file.txt
>
> Folder1 has full access for Everyone. I can open it from explorer on
> my computer (my user isn't on set the server). However when I run this
> code
>
> FileStream file = new FileStream(serverFilePath, FileMode.Open);
>
> from asp code as the same user as I do it form explorer I get
> IOException saying that the user and password are wrong. Howto
> convince C# not to login ?
>
> --
> Patryk
> 

On 7 Sie, 13:00, "Andrew Brook"  wrote:

> does this work?
> System.IO.FileStream fs = new
> System.IO.FileStream(serverFilePath,System.IO.FileMode.Open,System.IO.FileA­ccess.Read);


 no, I get the same Exception


--
Patryk

On 7 Sie, 13:35, "Kevin Spencer"  wrote:

> All processes run in the context of a logged-in user account. If you want to
> open a file on another computer, your application must be running in the
> context of a user that has permissions to open files on that machine. You
> can do this with Impersonation.


Ok, so how does the explorer manage to open this file ?

--
Patryk

Explorer is running as the logged on user, your asp.net code is running 
under an account local to the machine that has no access rights to any other 
machine on the network, so it cannot access files on shares.  You can change 
the account your anonymous users run as via the iis admin tools and set it 
to an account with the appropriate permissions.

"P4trykx"  wrote in message 
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> On 7 Sie, 13:35, "Kevin Spencer"  wrote:
>> All processes run in the context of a logged-in user account. If you want 
>> to
>> open a file on another computer, your application must be running in the
>> context of a user that has permissions to open files on that machine. You
>> can do this with Impersonation.
>
> Ok, so how does the explorer manage to open this file ?
>
> --
> Patryk
> 

On 7 Sie, 15:18, "Aidy"  wrote:

> Explorer is running as the logged on user, your asp.net code is running
> under an account local to the machine that has no access rights to any other
> machine on the network,


But I'm logged as user12 and the same user is in web.config in
impersonate section

<identity impersonate="true" userName="user12" password="somePassowrd"/

>


There is no users12 on the server(comp1) with the files I want to
access.  \\comp1\folder1\file.txt


--
Patryk



--
Patryk

Are you logged in to a domain (Active Directory) account?

-- 
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP

Printing Components, Email Components,
FTP Client Classes, Enhanced Data Controls, much more.
DSI PrintManager, Miradyne Component Libraries:
http://www.miradyne.net

"P4trykx"  wrote in message 
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> On 7 Sie, 15:18, "Aidy"  wrote:
>> Explorer is running as the logged on user, your asp.net code is running
>> under an account local to the machine that has no access rights to any 
>> other
>> machine on the network,
>
> But I'm logged as user12 and the same user is in web.config in
> impersonate section
>
> <identity impersonate="true" userName="user12" password="somePassowrd"/
>>
>
> There is no users12 on the server(comp1) with the files I want to
> access.  \\comp1\folder1\file.txt
>
>
> --
> Patryk
>
>
>
> --
> Patryk
>
>
>
> 

On 8 Sie, 13:08, "Kevin Spencer"  wrote:

> Are you logged in to a domain (Active Directory) account?


No, I have a local account.However computer on which I have the
share's is a aomain controller.

I suspect that explorer first tries to accesses the share using logged
user ant if this fails (no such user on the remote computer) it
connects using Guest account.

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Patryk