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I would like to find out which strategy is the best for links, forms and DOM elements appearance manipulation (show/hide) on top level of multi modular application (admin, default, etc) ?? It should be done through ACL and it's usage I know well, permission are stored in DB. If someone tries to access certain page (module/controller/action) that is not allowed for him, an info page is passed which says that he is not allowed. In that case all elements are visible. I have a few strategies for elements appearance manipulation on my mind: To set in controller $this->view->allow_delete_link = $acl

How do I change a file's owner to Everyone and also allow the Everyone object Full Access ? Are there any APIs available for this? Do I have to use P/Invoke? I searched everywhere but can't find anything to do this. Indeed, there are API's available for this. You may want to have a look at the File.SetAccessControl method in the System.IO namespace. // Read the current ACL details for the file var fileSecurity = File.GetAccessControl(fileName); // Create a new rule set, based on "Everyone" var fileAccessRule = new FileSystemAccessRule(new NTAccount("", "Everyone"), FileSystemRights.FullControl

I'm trying to lock down a registry key with some important information that must be accessible at the client machine, I do not wan't non-administrators to have access to this key. If you are an admin you'll already be able to do more damage than what I'm storing in the key. What I'm currently looking to do is this: //Allow access only to administrators and deny all rights to everyone else. System.Security.AccessControl.RegistrySecurity acl = new System.Security.AccessControl.RegistrySecurity(); acl.AddAccessRule( new System.Security.AccessControl.RegistryAccessRule( "Administrators", System

I'm having an issue where I need my users to be able to run my application without administrator rights, but at the same time, I need NLog to be able to create it's log files, which it needs administrator rights to create them in the same folder the application is installed in. I'm trying to create a directory under the application directory, named Logs , and give everyone-modify permissions with inno setup. I'm going to set up my NLog config to write to this new Logs folder instead of the application directory, so even when the application is run by non-administrators, NLog has sufficient

I need to write a program, part of which involves checking if the userid of the person executing the program exists in the ACL file of a file which the program uses. That is, this program writes into the file and only users whose ID and privileges are entered in the ACL are allowed to do so. How can the program check this? I know that I need to use the getresid function to get the RUID of the executing process, but how do I check this value against all the values stored in the ACL? Please help me! If I misunderstood the question I apologize, but hopefully you will find this helpful: Exceprt