Non trusted location warning?

[jsteph]

Hi,
I have a project I'm starting out with that is on my hard drive. Because it's buried deep in a folder path on my drive, I mapped a drive to that folder.

If I open the project by drilling down to the folder, it opens fine.

Yet if I open the very same project by just selecting the mapped drive, Studio 2005 gives me stern warnings something to the effect "This project is on a non-trusted site, you may get security warnings...".

Will this affect my code or project if I, say, build the project after opening it via the mapped drive? Will it hardcode some security restrictions into the final project? Or is this just a warning that I can safely ignore? I would assume windows is smart enough to know the source of any mapped drives, and that the source is the local hard drive, but maybe not?
Thanks,
--Jim

 

[jebenson]

Try going into Settings->Control Panel->Administrative Tools->Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration and setting the trust level for the assembly. Be sure to go through your mapped drive when browsing for the assembly.



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[ThatRickGuy]

go into control panel\administrative tools. I'm not positive on the .Net2 tools but .Net 1.0-1.1 had tools to adjust the trust levels of different locations. You should be able to increase the intranet zone trust level and that should take care of those warnings.

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[jsteph]

jbenson,Rick,
I tried that, and it looks like I've got to set it object by object? I'd like to just globally say "'P:\' is a local drive, treat it as such".

Is anything like that possible? Thanks,
--Jim

 

[ThatRickGuy]

You should be able to increase the trust level on the entire Intranet. But so far as I know, there is no way to trust a path.

-Rick

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