I'm trying to REGASM a DLL that's on a network share (actually, on a shared
folder from a VPC). I'd like to set permissions up so that I can do that.
At the moment, I get an error about the dll not being strong named (or that
something it calls isn't strongly named). The dll is one that's output by
our nightly build. The VPC is used to regasm it and run tests/debug, etc.

(To be specific, the dll is on my host drive and the Virtual PC is trying to
regasm it - but I believe the error is the same as what I'd get on a network
share)

Thanks,
-Dave

Dave wrote:

> I'm trying to REGASM a DLL that's on a network share (actually, on a shared
> folder from a VPC). I'd like to set permissions up so that I can do that.
> At the moment, I get an error about the dll not being strong named (or that
> something it calls isn't strongly named). The dll is one that's output by
> our nightly build. The VPC is used to regasm it and run tests/debug, etc.
>
> (To be specific, the dll is on my host drive and the Virtual PC is trying to
> regasm it - but I believe the error is the same as what I'd get on a network
> share)
Hi,

Most likely you will need to set the .NET Security to "Full Trust"
for the zone that your network share is defined in:

Control Panel --> Administrative Tools --> Microsoft .NET
Framework 1.1 Wizards --> Adjust .NET Security.


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Thanks! That did the trick beautifully.
-Dave