Permissions incorrectly ordered
Hello, I have repackaged the 1.9 version of real player enterprise using Wise Package Studio 4.62 (that's what we have). Everything appeared to go fine, but when I open registry editor to view permissions on the registry, I get an error that says "...permissions on RealNetworks is ordered incorrectly...". I didn't set any permissions; this was simple setupcapture. Anyone know what causes this? I searched through the forum but the replies were geared towards those setting permissions...I didn't do that, at least not knowingly. Thanks, John
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Posted by:
aogilmor
17 years ago
you may need to loosen the permissions on directories or the registry. use filemon/regmon to see where it's falling over.
Posted by:
AngelD
17 years ago
Or even better; Process Monitor - uses functionallity from regmon, filemon and process explorer [:D]
Posted by:
jecouch66
17 years ago
Hmmm...not sure what you mean? The registry key in question is not there until after the install...so do I loosen permissions on the parent registry key? Or do you mean set the permissions inside the wsi and recompile?
Posted by:
nheim
17 years ago
Hi John,
switch to table view in the Wise Installer Editor and check, if you have rows in the LockPermissions table. If yes, delete them.
Regards, Nick
switch to table view in the Wise Installer Editor and check, if you have rows in the LockPermissions table. If yes, delete them.
Regards, Nick
Posted by:
jecouch66
17 years ago
Aogilmor.....thanks, I will do that and give it a try. Looks like the package itself gives local Admin full and everyone read. I'm somewhat new to using Wise, so I'll see if I can't figure it out. It asks me for the Domain. How do I specify the host as the domain? %computername%\Administrator ?
nheim - Thanks, I will check that right now and see. I think it was empty because I had read that somewhere else here, but one does so many things it's hard to keep track.
nheim - Thanks, I will check that right now and see. I think it was empty because I had read that somewhere else here, but one does so many things it's hard to keep track.
Posted by:
aogilmor
17 years ago
> How do I specify the host as the domain? %computername%\Administrator ?
Most people use local groups: Users, Power Users, Administrators, etc. No domain necessary
Most people use local groups: Users, Power Users, Administrators, etc. No domain necessary
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