Hi all, at first: I'm very happy with wpkg, it makes my daily work much muc easier. Thanks a lot for the great work! One of the packages I deploy via wpkg is the Java Runtime Environment using the package definition from http://wpkg.org/Java#JRE_without_Java_Quick_Starter_on_32-bit_hosts because an Java Web Start application named EGVP [1] should be used on the clients. The author of this application says that it has to be installed (i. e. started once) with administrative privileges, what I've done (manually) and all works fine. A problem occurs when wpkg updates the Java RE (e. g. from 1.6.19 to 1.6.20 this week): If the "normal" user without admin privileges starts its EGVP application after the update is performed, he/she is asked to accept the license agreement from Sun/Oracle for the Java RE. If you click on "Yes" there, an error message says that it needs administrative rights to save the changes?! As a quick&dirty workaround, I changed the folder security permissions for \Program Files\Java\jre6 so that the user group has full access to it, this solves the problem temporarily, but is not a real solution, I guess ;-) Furthermore, the next Java RE update via wpkg removes and re-creates the folder by uninstalling the old and installing the new Java version, so that my permissions are lost then (thankfully, it should not be a permanent condition). So my question is: Has any of you a similar problem or any idea how to solve this? I could try to set the folder permissions after an update via wpkg, too, but I don't think that's a good idea. I hope that any of you has an idea how to deal with this! Thanks in advance, -Phil _____ [1] http://www.egvp.de/ -> Downloads -> EGVP Client Software |