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If you are using SCCM you could add another package as a dependency that runs caspol but otherwise I would suggest using group policy to deliver the script.

Hi kkaminsk thanks for the suggestion.

I think thats what I will do - chain the App-V package to a script running caspol in SCCM, so it has the required permissions.

I've tested the caspol with user security (caspol -user), however this doesnt appear to set the requried .Net permissions. So I cant use this approach as a pre-launch script, which is a shame.

It appears as though the application requires machine level permissions, otherwise it crashes.

Thanks again.

Hello kkaminsk,

... read your advise, but how do I make a dependency in SCCM?
Could you explain?

Thank you

ORIGINAL: kkaminsk

If you are using SCCM you could add another package as a dependency that runs caspol but otherwise I would suggest using group policy to deliver the script.

you can create an msi package for the .net security running caspol with a custom action ( this will be your dependency package)
hope this helps