How to find the error
Hi all,
I just create a package and install it into the testing machine without any problem. But when I try to run it, it only run under domain admin account but not other account. When I try to run it on a normal user account, I saw the application popup under task manager and then disappear. I don't know how to find out which key is need permission. I check the event viewer but see nothing in there. I try to install through verbose but I think verbose just log all information during the installation.
What can I do to find out the error for this.
Thank you very much
enz
I just create a package and install it into the testing machine without any problem. But when I try to run it, it only run under domain admin account but not other account. When I try to run it on a normal user account, I saw the application popup under task manager and then disappear. I don't know how to find out which key is need permission. I check the event viewer but see nothing in there. I try to install through verbose but I think verbose just log all information during the installation.
What can I do to find out the error for this.
Thank you very much
enz
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
It sounds like you have re-packaged this? It also sounds like you didn't start the application as part of the install. My guess would be that the app is trying to write data either to a protected area of the file system or the registry.
As already mentioned, ProcMon will show you exactly what the app is trying to do.
As already mentioned, ProcMon will show you exactly what the app is trying to do.
Posted by:
WiseNdMe
13 years ago
Make use of ProcMon, FileMon, RegMon or any other monitoring tools you have and find out the file or registry that requires permission.
Posted by:
enzogoy
13 years ago
VBScab,
Yes, I have re-packaged it base on what you show me on the other topic. And yeah, I didn't start the application. I just make a new one again, start all applications (dreamweaver, fireworks and flash), and this time it works. Thank you.
WiseNdMe,
Thanks for your recommendation. I didn't know about these applications. Just download and go through one of them (procmon) but I think I need more time to learn the way it works.
Thank you.
Yes, I have re-packaged it base on what you show me on the other topic. And yeah, I didn't start the application. I just make a new one again, start all applications (dreamweaver, fireworks and flash), and this time it works. Thank you.
WiseNdMe,
Thanks for your recommendation. I didn't know about these applications. Just download and go through one of them (procmon) but I think I need more time to learn the way it works.
Thank you.
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
Forget FileMon and RegMon. They are early incarnations of what has become ProcMon. You'll find that they're restricted in terms of exclusions: the text box containing the list will only hold a finite number of characters.
Rating comments in this legacy AppDeploy message board thread won't reorder them,so that the conversation will remain readable.