Impersonation of local account on remote machine

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Hi all

I have one machine (A) which is not on a domain. There is an local user
account on A (userA) that has access to a certain folder. I have another
machine (B). An application on B initialises a FileSystemWatcher to watch
the previously mentioned folder on A.

My question is: how do I ensure that the FileSystemWatcher is operating
under the local account userA on machine A? I've explored LogonUser(...),
but this appears to only work either on the local machine, or if the account
to be impersonated is on a domain.

Any pointers gratefully received.

Cheers!

--
Chris


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