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Hi,

Is it possible to give controlled access to named pipes? That is no anonymous process should be able to connect to the Named Pipe within the "same user account".

Also before creating Pipes, how to check if the same named pipe exist?

Related to: System.IO.Pipes

With Best Regards,

GPUToaster

Posted 27-May-10 1:21am

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Henry Minute 27-May-10 8:22am

Responding to your comment: Sorry, I do not have an answer for you. I was just aware of the MSDN stuff after stumbling across it a couple of days ago while looking for something else.

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Henry Minute · Answer 1 · 2010-05-27T01:47:00

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There is a fairly comprehensive series of articles on MSDN relating to Interprocess Communication (including Pipes) here[^]. Have you had a look at them?

Posted 27-May-10 1:47am

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GPUToaster™ 27-May-10 8:15am

yes i had seen it, but it doesnt point to my problem. Can you provide me solution to this specific problem. Also its related to C# (System.IO.Pipes namespace)

Thanks again.. :)