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Hi guys.
I wrote a Win32 C++ program that uses C++ streams to open and read files. I log on a machine using a specific user (USER1) and password. It is supposed that this user has access to files spread across the network (file sharing). Therefore I'm using sentences like this (to open the files):
ifstream remote_file ("\\\\10.1.1.1\\directory\\file.txt",ios::in);
It works fine since I'm logged in using USER1. But now I need to deploy my application to another machine. I cannot log on using USER1, I have to use another user and as a consequence my application cannot open those remote files.
I tried by using the RUN AS command but Windows 2003 is unable to run it.
Any ideas? Maybe a Windows function that accepts my user and password so that I can read files remotely?
Thanks for the advice.
regards
berge
I wrote a Win32 C++ program that uses C++ streams to open and read files. I log on a machine using a specific user (USER1) and password. It is supposed that this user has access to files spread across the network (file sharing). Therefore I'm using sentences like this (to open the files):
ifstream remote_file ("\\\\10.1.1.1\\directory\\file.txt",ios::in);
It works fine since I'm logged in using USER1. But now I need to deploy my application to another machine. I cannot log on using USER1, I have to use another user and as a consequence my application cannot open those remote files.
I tried by using the RUN AS command but Windows 2003 is unable to run it.
Any ideas? Maybe a Windows function that accepts my user and password so that I can read files remotely?
Thanks for the advice.
regards
berge
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