Running FOP using shell command yields Permission Problems

[Sash Wiener]

Hi,

Running FOP Successfully for years on Windows 
servers using Shell Command to execute from client side ie.

shell(fopString)

However according to hosting company the new 
security updates in Windows Server 2005 are causing this error 
message.

--System.Security.SecurityException: 
Request for the permission of type 
System.Security.Permissions.SecurityPermission, mscorlib, Version=1.0.5000.0, 
Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 
failed.--

I have tried different commands which obviously do 
not work. I have read that you can Demand() access but this does not seem to 
work...

Any Suggestions please I am desperate

SASH

Re: Running FOP using shell command yields Permission Problems

[Glen Mazza]

Sash Wiener wrote:



Hi,
 
Running FOP Successfully for years on Windows servers using Shell 
Command to execute from client side ie.
 
shell(fopString)
 
However according to hosting company the new security updates in Windows 
Server 2005 are causing this error message.
 


To better isolate the problem, I would create a simple.bat file that 
just has this command:  dir.  Then try to run simple.bat instead of 
fopString.  If you get a directory listing, we know the problem is with 
fopString; but if simple.bat fails with the same security error, then 
this is a Microsoft security question best asked on one of their mailing 
lists.


Glen

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