Vincent MALIEN schrieb: > > Tomasz Chmielewski a écrit : >>> wpkg is executed by an Active Directory Group Policy defined on the >>> domain controller as explained on: >>> http://wpkg.org/index.php/WPKG_with_Active_Directory >>> but I don't know which account is executing the script 'wpkg-start.bat'? >>> How can I define to execute the script by the user 'DOMAIN\Admins du >>> domaine' which is mender of the local group 'Administrateurs'? >> >> Active directory-initiated scripts are executed as the SYSTEM user. >> >> There is no way to change it (unless you play with runas and similar >> tools). >> >> Or use WPKG Client/installer. >> > Dear Tomasz, Thanks for your time and answers. > With the Active Directory Group Policy, the account SYSTEM can install > firefox, thunderbird, but haven't enough privileges to install such > software as Solid Edge. No, it's not like that. A SYSTEM account has all necessary privileges, exceeding even those of Administrator. It's Solid Edge installer that is broken - I can recommend you complain to your vendor. It's amazing that the first multi-user Windows system (Windows 2000) "for masses" was released 7 years ago, yet software vendors still assume the software will be installed manually on each workstation, and using Administrator account, and then, preferably, started using Administrator account. > I added the local account AUTORIT NT\SYSTEM to the local group > 'Administrateurs' on one computer and I rebooted it. > It would be an easy solution but it seems that this account can't have > full administrative privileges, the error message in the event log is > the same. > > runas is also not a solution because you can't give the password in a > command line. So I will install WPKG Client/installer on every PC. You can remember credentials (/savecred), but I never used that tool from a SYSTEM account, so I'm not sure if and how it works. -- Tomasz Chmielewski http://wpkg.org wpkg-users mailing list wpkg-users at lists.wpkg.org http://lists.wpkg.org/mailman/listinfo/wpkg-users |