Open File - Security Warning
Hi all.
Anyone know why I can run:
\\server1\share1\folder1\dotnetfx35.exe quite happily but running
\\server1\share1\folder2\NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe generates an Open File - Security Warning (do you want to run this file) dialog ?
I can get around the issue but I don't get why it's OK for one exe but not the other. They are both Microsoft .Net installers, and both digitally signed by MS.
Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Rob.
Anyone know why I can run:
\\server1\share1\folder1\dotnetfx35.exe quite happily but running
\\server1\share1\folder2\NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe generates an Open File - Security Warning (do you want to run this file) dialog ?
I can get around the issue but I don't get why it's OK for one exe but not the other. They are both Microsoft .Net installers, and both digitally signed by MS.
Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Rob.
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Posted by:
pjgeutjens
13 years ago
What do you get if you run notepad <your.exe>:Zone.Identifier
You should get something like
[ZoneTransfer]
ZoneId=3
Possible values are
NoZone = -1
MyComputer = 0
Intranet = 1
Trusted = 2
Internet = 3
Untrusted = 4
Reset Don't Ask checkbox = 6
Try playing with these values. You can just change them in notepad and save.
Hope you get somewhere :)
PJ
EDIT: http://blogs.msdn.com/alejacma/archive/2008/06/27/security-warning-dialog-box-is-displayed-when-you-try-to-silently-install-a-hotfix-or-an-update.aspx is where I found this info
You should get something like
[ZoneTransfer]
ZoneId=3
Possible values are
NoZone = -1
MyComputer = 0
Intranet = 1
Trusted = 2
Internet = 3
Untrusted = 4
Reset Don't Ask checkbox = 6
Try playing with these values. You can just change them in notepad and save.
Hope you get somewhere :)
PJ
EDIT: http://blogs.msdn.com/alejacma/archive/2008/06/27/security-warning-dialog-box-is-displayed-when-you-try-to-silently-install-a-hotfix-or-an-update.aspx is where I found this info
Posted by:
MSIPackager
13 years ago
OK so I've been enlightened...
Right click the .EXE, click Unblock, click Apply.
Thanks Jamie... [;)]
Right click the .EXE, click Unblock, click Apply.
Thanks Jamie... [;)]
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
[straw_grasp]Is 'folder1' in IE's list of safe sites but 'folder2' isn't?[/straw_grasp]
Posted by:
AB
13 years ago
Rob,
I've only experienced the security warning message you're describing when running exe's named 'Install.exe' or 'Setup.exe' from network locations / CDROM's
There is an MS doc hiding somewhere on the net relating to this issue - renaming my executable to 'SausageEggAndChipsTwice.exe' resolved the problem.
I'm sure this doesn't help you - apologies in advance
Al
I've only experienced the security warning message you're describing when running exe's named 'Install.exe' or 'Setup.exe' from network locations / CDROM's
There is an MS doc hiding somewhere on the net relating to this issue - renaming my executable to 'SausageEggAndChipsTwice.exe' resolved the problem.
I'm sure this doesn't help you - apologies in advance
Al
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
renaming my executable to 'SausageEggAndChipsTwice.exe' resolved the problem.Can I have a large tea, 2 sugars, to go with that, please?
Posted by:
MSIPackager
13 years ago
Thanks for the replies.
Ian - the Folder1 / Folder2 are actually folder names autocreated by SMS when it manages it's distrubution points (e.g. PPH0043A / PPH003DF) so the IE thing is highly unlikely. Also I tried copying the NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe to the same folder as dotnetfx35.exe and still get the warning
Al - I tried renaming NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe to dotnetfx35.exe and it didn't make a difference either so it's something deeper than that.
Cheers,
Rob.
Edit: I just tried copying the exe's locally and still get the warning! I'm sure I tried that the other day and it worked [&:]
Ian - the Folder1 / Folder2 are actually folder names autocreated by SMS when it manages it's distrubution points (e.g. PPH0043A / PPH003DF) so the IE thing is highly unlikely. Also I tried copying the NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe to the same folder as dotnetfx35.exe and still get the warning
Al - I tried renaming NDP1.1sp1-KB867460-X86.exe to dotnetfx35.exe and it didn't make a difference either so it's something deeper than that.
Cheers,
Rob.
Edit: I just tried copying the exe's locally and still get the warning! I'm sure I tried that the other day and it worked [&:]
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
I forgot all about ADS in downloaded EXEs. Another one to add to the armoury. Nice one, Pieter. Thanks :)
Posted by:
pjgeutjens
13 years ago
just thinking ahead. Since this is something I've run into a couple times now...
Say I had a whole bunch of exe's where I wanted to check / set the identifier to a certain value, anybody have any idea how to (VB)script this? Cause this whole :Zone.Identifier syntax makes it abit tricky for me.
(I know, this would mean going towards a "Scripting" discussion, but hey...)
EDIT: Nevermind, found a script here.
Say I had a whole bunch of exe's where I wanted to check / set the identifier to a certain value, anybody have any idea how to (VB)script this? Cause this whole :Zone.Identifier syntax makes it abit tricky for me.
(I know, this would mean going towards a "Scripting" discussion, but hey...)
EDIT: Nevermind, found a script here.
Posted by:
MSIPackager
13 years ago
EDIT: Nevermind, found a script here.
Could be useful, nice one [:)]
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