Net Application execution problem by Domain Users

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onjani

Hi,

i am having one more problem which is , my domain users cant execute
one applicaiton which is installed by one website

those files are copied automatically into the temp folder of that user
but one file which is editor.exe, .ocx and other related files does
not get started...

while onthe other hand administrator or similar users if go through
the same procedure then one splash screen appears of that application
and application get started...

i want that when such issue raise than domain users can execute such
application ......... this might be the problem of user rights
............ if such then please let me know.....
how to set such rights for domain usr i hv created one group for those
couple of domain users.
 
I think it would be better to contact the vendor of this application and
request all the details about required user rights and permissions.
 
onjani said:
Hi,

i am having one more problem which is , my domain users cant
execute one applicaiton which is installed by one website

those files are copied automatically into the temp folder of
that user but one file which is editor.exe, .ocx and other
related files does not get started...

while onthe other hand administrator or similar users if go
through the same procedure then one splash screen appears of
that application and application get started...

i want that when such issue raise than domain users can
execute such application ......... this might be the problem
of user rights ............ if such then please let me
know.....
[b:bf08c3af92]how to set such rights for domain usr i hv
created one group for those couple of domain
users.[/b:bf08c3af92]
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Hi,

It is definitely a permissions issue. I am not sure what you mean by
"installed by website". Regular Domain users have no access to
install applications. Have you tried installing manually and then just
giving writes to the specific files needed?

Cheers,

Lara
 
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