Setting permissions on Registry with radia Tool
Hi,
I am packaging Application with Radia Tool and I am facing Problem with the application is for Test User/Normal User it requires Write access to the registry.
Found out the registry and created a New package but now the problem is setting up the permissions with tool. I have included the Tool and Registry into a New Package and tried calling the SETACL tool through ZCREATE. But I am not able to include the Command in Zcreate since the length is exceeding the allowed.
Please suggest a Solution!
Thanks In Advance,
Vna
I am packaging Application with Radia Tool and I am facing Problem with the application is for Test User/Normal User it requires Write access to the registry.
Found out the registry and created a New package but now the problem is setting up the permissions with tool. I have included the Tool and Registry into a New Package and tried calling the SETACL tool through ZCREATE. But I am not able to include the Command in Zcreate since the length is exceeding the allowed.
Please suggest a Solution!
Thanks In Advance,
Vna
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Posted by:
staples
17 years ago
Just create a rexx script or batch file to do you command. (put that in the zcreate).
rex
cmd1='cmd /c setacl.exe .....'
address cmd cmd1
batch
setacl.exe ......
Just make sure you path out setacl.exe
rex
cmd1='cmd /c setacl.exe .....'
address cmd cmd1
batch
setacl.exe ......
Just make sure you path out setacl.exe
Posted by:
turbokitty
17 years ago
You should consider extending the length of your ZCREATE line. This can be done by editing the class. Make sure you don't do this in production via the GUI or a ZUPDATE will run on all your packages. It can be done through the command line, call support to get a command that suits your environment.
A rex will work as well, as will a call to SETACL in an MSI transform but you'll eventually have to address your short ZCREATE. It can be quite a pain.
A rex will work as well, as will a call to SETACL in an MSI transform but you'll eventually have to address your short ZCREATE. It can be quite a pain.
Posted by:
staples
17 years ago
but to change it on the service, means you need to edit the default instance. If you do that all services will be flaged as updated and every service will trigger a updated..... a lot of traffic.
You can use zedmans command but you still have services possible out of sync. If you do change do it over a long weekend and schedule as many connects to occur off hours.
fun. I say just write a rex and have the path be less that the 50 default characters.
You can use zedmans command but you still have services possible out of sync. If you do change do it over a long weekend and schedule as many connects to occur off hours.
fun. I say just write a rex and have the path be less that the 50 default characters.
Posted by:
turbokitty
17 years ago
It can be done via Zedmams without triggering the update flag on your services. I've done it twice in two different environments.
I agree a quick fix is to use REX, but it's a PITA in my opinion to have to do that constantly.
I agree a quick fix is to use REX, but it's a PITA in my opinion to have to do that constantly.
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