Linux 上 .NET Core 中的 Windows 用户模拟？

Question

I'm writing a .NET Core application in C# that will run on a Linux server, but I need to impersonate a Windows user in order to access some remote resources on a Windows Server. I have credentials to authenticate there, but all the implementations I see rely on the "Advanced Windows 32 Base API" (advapi32.dll), which is a shared Windows library not available on Linux.

How do I make this work?

Answer 1

I was able to get a solution by thinking outside the box a bit. I discovered that I could use SharpCifs.Core for CIFS access and the Microsoft PowerShell SDK to gain a remote PowerShell session, and get environment variables. I do wish that Microsoft would write some better cross-platform tooling.

Answer 2

Mono project has a kind of wrapper of several linux commands, one of them is seteuid (the linux command used for impersonation). It could be worth having a look to the NuGet package Mono.Posix.NETStandard . It seems is going to be revamped in the new .Net 5 version. I'm not sure if it can fit your needs...