We have just installed a new server which is Linux-based and want to store our porjects on this server.
I have created the directory structure on the server and configured VB Express to default to the correct location for saving etc. Everything appears to be fine until I run the project.
When I run any project I get the word 'Internet' prefixed on the main form and a bubble saying never to type your password unless you can trust the server.
Any Ideas on what I have to do to stop this from happening

Developing Projects on a Linux-based Server
Ned Radenovic
hi,
i'm not sure but this is my guessing, if you use a connection to database in your form there is a trusted_connection as boolean you can set in your connection string that if you use manual connection
"Server=Aron1;Database=pubs;User ID=sa;Password=asdasd;Trusted_Connection=True;"
but if you have creat the connection through wizard i don't know how to change it and i'm still trying to figure this out
hope it helps
Rory Hudson
No, but I will try it shortly. Thank you.
Kurniawan
Thank you for the reply. However, not sure whether that is related to my problem.
I have enclosed a link to a screenshot for that you can see what's happening. The solution I am looking for is a method so that I can make the drive to be trusted by .NET so I don't have to repeatly perform this task with every new project we design......
Screen Shot
slein
There are security restrictions in place by default when running a .NET application from a remote network resource. The following should help:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx scid=kb;en-us;832742
abyss_thomas
Kuma1
The software does nothing but show a msgbox with some simple text then shows form1, and I get what is in the screenshot. I don't connect to a database.