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Impersonating the SYSTEM user from a driver

Solved587 views8th May 2024
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David Burden48 7th May 2024 0 Comments

Is it possible to impersonate the system user within a driver method?

I’ve read about impersonating windows user accounts but doing this for the system user sounds awkward.

Does Dataminer itself have any function to change the user who is triggering an action and setting that to appear to be the system user?

Thankyou

David Burden Selected answer as best 8th May 2024

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João Severino [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst]13.11K Posted 8th May 2024 1 Comment

Hi David,

DataMiner does not have any native support for user impersonation as we also aim at keeping good audit trailing to know which user did what operation.

The only operations that would appear as being done by a system user should only be the ones done directly by one of the processes of DataMiner and not a specific user.

Saying that, sometimes it is necessary to do impersonation to access external resources like shared folders and in those cases, I have implemented this in the past this in QAction with the methods available in C#.

David Burden Posted new comment 8th May 2024
David Burden commented 8th May 2024

Thanks João

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