.net security on shared folders

[sarlok]

I'm trying to get my windows VM to put the shared folders from the host OS in full trust mode so I can run some .net programs from those folders. I've seen a couple of threads referencing this issue, but nothing that really helps me find a solution.

I have used the .net 2.0 configuration tool and tried changing the "local intranet" group to full trust, and I have tried adding a url-based group with full trust trying several variations of "file://.psf/share/*" but I can't get anything to actually grant full trust to the mapped drive of the network share.

I'm ultimately wanting to do this so I can develop off of a directory on the host os, and have the compiled output there as well to be shared for testing between several VMs as well as using mono on Mac OSX. I know I can copy files between the VMs and host to make this work, but it's a real pain and I have to remember who has the most recently updated copy all the time. I also use source control tools from the host os, so it's easiest to have stuff there (I'm using git).

Thanks

 

[John@Parallels]

Do not use shared folders, but use network disks from within Windows (of course you need to share them from Mac side) and assign full trust as for network shares

 

[sarlok]

Thanks, that works fine. I had a little trouble with the Leopard application firewall, but removing and then adding Parallels Desktop to the approved apps list fixed that.