Hi, > > When using a local administrator user account (not SYSTEM) for > > installation of the packages I found that when clicking "Test setup" the > > following error occured: > > > > LogonUser -> Der Client besitzt ein erforderliches Recht nicht > > (in engl.: the client is missing a necessary right) > > I think it's missing the "log on as service" right. To change you need > to edit the group policy: > Start => run... > "gpedit.msc" > Then go to Local Computer Policy\Computer Configuration\Windows > Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment > > and change "Log on as Service" value (add Administrator - or any other > user you like to use). > > DE: Ich glaube im deutschen Windows heisst das so viel wie "Als Dienst > anmelden" aber hab' gerade kein deutsches Windows hier. Changed that. After a restart gpedit shows that this rule is in use. > > But when I use this setup everything works just fine. > > Hmm, probably it's using SYSTEM anyway... Check the service properties. That's correct. The service user was still SYSTEM. When I change it to Administrator and restart the service wpkg runs as Administrator. But in the event log the error message above still occurs everytime I restart the service. If I use another user with admin rights a message appears if this user should be allowed to run as a service to which I agreed. But the test and the service restart still fails with the same error message. If I change back to SYSTEM everything works fine again. Perhaps I should mention I'm using Windows 2000 SP4 without any additional patches. Additionally, I rechecked my XP setup and I found that the wpkg service uses the SYSTEM account, too. But I specified a real account with admin privileges. But on that maschine the tests do not fail and the error described above does not occur. Any ideas? Greetings, Dieter |