How to install a package in a permanent way on each profile?
Hello,
I have a problem with the package of "freemind" software.
In this software you have some modules, like Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, etc..)
With my package, when i (local administrator) launch a module, i see only the first time a bar progression of installation.
And if i close the module and re-run it, the module open without the bar progression.
And, i can launch 2 or 3 modules in same time.
NOW, if a simple user run a module, he have every time the bar progression of installation. (the application install stuff in each profile)
And, if a user launch a another module, we see a popup who ask to close the first module to continue... with 3 options : RETRY / CANCEL / IGNORE.
If i chooses IGNORE, i had a another popup who ask me to reboot the computer.
If i click on "NO" i see a explorer windows ... I close it and retry to launch the second module : it's working good.
I think, the probleme come from NTFS permission...
Did you ever see anything like this ?
Do you have any tips for me ?
Best regard,
Keihilin
Ps: i work on AdminStudio 7.5
I have a problem with the package of "freemind" software.
In this software you have some modules, like Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, etc..)
With my package, when i (local administrator) launch a module, i see only the first time a bar progression of installation.
And if i close the module and re-run it, the module open without the bar progression.
And, i can launch 2 or 3 modules in same time.
NOW, if a simple user run a module, he have every time the bar progression of installation. (the application install stuff in each profile)
And, if a user launch a another module, we see a popup who ask to close the first module to continue... with 3 options : RETRY / CANCEL / IGNORE.
If i chooses IGNORE, i had a another popup who ask me to reboot the computer.
If i click on "NO" i see a explorer windows ... I close it and retry to launch the second module : it's working good.
I think, the probleme come from NTFS permission...
Did you ever see anything like this ?
Do you have any tips for me ?
Best regard,
Keihilin
Ps: i work on AdminStudio 7.5
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Posted by:
nheim
17 years ago
Hi keihilin,
are we talking about the open source Mindmapping SW "Freemind" 0.8?
Regards, Nick
are we talking about the open source Mindmapping SW "Freemind" 0.8?
Regards, Nick
Posted by:
keihilin
17 years ago
Hello,
the Editor is ITSOFT : http://www.itesoft.com
Software : Freemind 1.9.5
This software need a BDE configuration.
the Editor is ITSOFT : http://www.itesoft.com
Software : Freemind 1.9.5
This software need a BDE configuration.
Posted by:
nheim
17 years ago
Hi keihilin,
ok that's complete different story!
To find out about the access rights, use filemon and capture a start of the app. Search for 'access denied'.
Regards, Nick
ok that's complete different story!
To find out about the access rights, use filemon and capture a start of the app. Search for 'access denied'.
Regards, Nick
Posted by:
keihilin
17 years ago
I didn't find answer with filmon...
But, i try to create no-advertised shortcut, and it's feel work good.
which is the risk to use a no-advertised shortcut, has share makes it not have a autoreparation more?
I think about file and registry must be copy to each profile...
But, i try to create no-advertised shortcut, and it's feel work good.
which is the risk to use a no-advertised shortcut, has share makes it not have a autoreparation more?
I think about file and registry must be copy to each profile...
Posted by:
KrisBcn
17 years ago
Hi Keihilin,
Then you should use Active setup to generate that user data in each profile...
KrisBcn
Note: First search which component is launching the self-repair looking at the event-viewer, then you should fix the reason why it launches it (registry permissions, user data, file permissions, etc...) You can use procmon (regmon+filemon) and regview, between other tools...
Then you should use Active setup to generate that user data in each profile...
KrisBcn
Note: First search which component is launching the self-repair looking at the event-viewer, then you should fix the reason why it launches it (registry permissions, user data, file permissions, etc...) You can use procmon (regmon+filemon) and regview, between other tools...
Posted by:
nheim
17 years ago
Hi keihilin,
another road to go for this, would be to use Application Compatibility Toolkit 5.0 from MS.
It shows you exactly, were you have to loosen Security (file/registry) for a particular application.
I use it a lot right now, to make our apps run on VISTA.
Regards, Nick
another road to go for this, would be to use Application Compatibility Toolkit 5.0 from MS.
It shows you exactly, were you have to loosen Security (file/registry) for a particular application.
I use it a lot right now, to make our apps run on VISTA.
Regards, Nick
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