Re: User authentification on web applications
From: Peter Jausovec (peter_at_jausovec.net)
Date: 11/16/04
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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 08:31:21 +0100
Hi,
Did you use <identity impersonate="true" /> in your web.config file ?
-- Regards, Peter Jausovec (http://blog.jausovec.net) "Junky" <junky@leiopython.de> wrote in message news:2dd07885.0411152324.63595f98@posting.google.com... > Hi folks, > > well, I've read some articles on authentification, but somehow I can't > get along with what I need. > > I need to get the login name from the OS to check if this person is > even able to start the application. If so, the person should get login > window for the web application that is checked against a user > database. > I tried to use "Windows" and "Forms" authentification, but it doesn't > do what I need! Every time I try to get the username of the windows > user, I get either this damn ASPNET user or some other stuff. > > I understand that the client logs on the the IIS as ASPNET, but how > can I get the currently logged in on the OS? > > Thanks in advance, > Junky
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