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#134993 - 2005-03-08 08:10 AM Install some applications
Anonymous
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Hi,

i've got one question about installing applications with an KIX-Script. I'm from Germany (so i hope you understand what's my problem ) and this is my first sript with KIX.

My question is, if it is possible to install an application with KIX even if you don't have the rights. I mean if a normal user log on he don't have the right to install something. But is it possible with KIX to make it so?

Look if the application is installed? If not log automaticly in as administrator and install the application from the server. After ist, log out the administrator and log in as the user...

Is this possible with KIX? I hope it is

Thanks for you're help

Greetings
schiba

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#134994 - 2005-03-08 08:59 AM Re: Install some applications
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Hi Schiba,

You can use the taskscheduler to install applications with admin rights. Search the board for jt.exe, task scheduler etc. There are some UDF's you can use.

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#134995 - 2005-03-08 10:05 AM Re: Install some applications
Anonymous
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Hi,

thank's a lot for you're help, but if i be honest i don't undestand it. I fount a lot of scripts in this forum, like you said, but with this i can't solve my problems i think...

This is my Problem:

Code:
;*******************************************************************************       
;* Checking Applications - Symantec AntiVirus *
;*******************************************************************************

$NoNavWarn = ExistKey("$HKLMS\INTEL\LANDesk\VirusProtect6\CurrentVersion\Quarantine")
$ReadClientType = ReadValue("$HKLMS\INTEL\LANDesk\VirusProtect6\CurrentVersion", "ClientType")
$NAVHome = ReadValue("$HKLMS\INTEL\LANDesk\VirusProtect6\CurrentVersion\", "Home Directory")
$NavExecutable = GetFileVersion($NAVHome +"\vpc32.exe","ProductVersion")
$NavParent = ReadValue("$HKLMS\Intel\LANDesk\VirusProtect6\CurrentVersion","Parent")
If $NoNavWarn = 0
Select
Case $ReadClientType = 1 $ClientType = "Connected Client"
Case $ReadClientType = 2 $ClientType = "Stand-alone Client"
EndSelect
? " * Symantec AntiVirus Client Check, Ok"
? " AntiVirus Engine Version: " + $NavExecutable
? " AntiVirus Client Type : " + $ClientType
If $ReadClientType = 2
? " AntiVirus Parent Server : "color w+/n "none"
Else
? "AntiVirus Parent Server : "color w+/n + $NavParent
EndIf
Else
? "* Starting to install AntiVirus Client"

At this time the Client should be installed. So i need a script, that gaves me administrator rights and then install the Client automaticaly. Have you got an Idea???




So this is my code? Perhaps someone have an Idea or a script that could help me...

Thanks a lot for your help...

Greetings
schiba82

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#134996 - 2005-03-08 10:20 AM Re: Install some applications
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Registered: 2000-07-28
Posts: 11631
Loc: CA
Hello schiba,

No it is NOT possible with KiXtart or any other application that is not attempting to circumvent the built-in security of NT.

As an Administrator you can remotely install applications via Task Scheduler or WMI remote execute. But a normal user will not be able to logon and install software.

You could install some MSI with Active Directory that will install with Admin rights, but not under the credentials of a normal user without modifications to the registry.

This Microsoft link may also be helpful
How To Allow Users Who Are Not Administrators to Install MSI Packages

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#134997 - 2005-03-08 10:42 AM Re: Install some applications
Anonymous
Unregistered


Ok, thanks for youre replay. So it is not possible.. This is not so good. Ok, then I must find another way, but thanls a lot..

Greetings
schiba

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#134998 - 2005-03-08 10:55 AM Re: Install some applications
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Registered: 2000-07-28
Posts: 11631
Loc: CA
Some of the "other way" is listed above. It's just not a straight forward as writing a few lines of code and then have a Non-Admin install software.

However, if you take the time to review the suggested methods above you can accomplish your intended task.

Good luck and if there is something more specific you need assistance with please let us know.

Between the FAQ here, the suggestions above, and some Internet searches I'm sure you'll come up with something to get your task done.

Don't forget you can also rollout SAV 8,9 from the Symantec Console to your desktops or via their batch file.

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