I have an c# winform application that runs under a local account but needs to monitor folders on a domain. I am using slightly modified code from here to copy the files and that works fine. Can similar code be used with the FileSystemWatcher set up impersonation so I can monitor a folder on a domain?
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回答1:
Yes, there is a good impersonation class here, include this class in your project and than simply place your FileSystemWatcher within a using block like this:
using ( new Impersonator( "myUsername", "myDomainname", "myPassword" ) )
{
...
<code that executes under the new context>
...
}
回答2:
You could:
Apply permissions to the domain folders that allow non-domain users access (i.e. Everyone.)
Logon with a domain account that has permissions and run the winform app.
Refactor the FileSystemWatcher code into a windows service and run it under a domian account with sufficient permissions.
Impersonate a domain account within the existing code, there are several good solutions on code project.