#136765 - 2005-03-30 05:17 PM
Re: Setacl and Kix32
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voskewarez
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Registered: 2005-03-30
Posts: 10
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Ok, i will try to explain. With setacl you can change rights on registry keys. We have a program which needs changings in the registry, but the user has no rights. I found out that setacl works fine for us to do these things. So far so good. If we run it in a batch file, with an admin account, it works, it changes the rights on the key. But.....and here it comes If i use this "command line" in kixtart (dont know which version, not at work right now), it gives me an access denied. So i assume kixtart does not have sufficient rights on an Windows XP machine. The line in kixtart.kix starts with: SHELL "CMD.EXE /C \\server\\netlogon\setacl.exe MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CLASSES ... BLA BLA"
Hope this info is enough ??
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