Re: Getting logged in user from a service?
- From: "Ben Voigt [C++ MVP]" <rbv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2007 12:03:00 -0500
CLR and the .NET Framework is all about. If you are coding directly
against the OS services (that is, by directly calling WIN32 Api's) you
have to consider a lot of things at "development" time, things like - is
the API available on the *target* machine? - What are the security
constraints, what privileges are there required to call these API when
running as say "Local Service"? Can the API access a remote server
instance? Most of these things are taken care of by the framework and it's
underlying services, whatever these are, and in this particular case the
underlying service is native WMI in top of Win32.
I don't see how using .NET Framework exempts you from worrying about
security constraints, privileges, etc. It might automatically enable a held
privilege in your token, that's about it.
.
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