Package only installs if the logged in user is "Administrator"
Hi, i'm trying to deploy a SW-Package via LanDesk.
The SW is an .MSI and it installs remotely only if the logged in user have admin or poweruser rights.
The launchconditions-table is empty. Requiere administrative priveligies is set to "no".
I can't find any custom action in the package that could be the issue for this problem.
I'm using AdminStudio.
Have someone any ideas??
Thank's
The SW is an .MSI and it installs remotely only if the logged in user have admin or poweruser rights.
The launchconditions-table is empty. Requiere administrative priveligies is set to "no".
I can't find any custom action in the package that could be the issue for this problem.
I'm using AdminStudio.
Have someone any ideas??
Thank's
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Posted by:
naveen.packager
13 years ago
Check the ALLUSERS Property. Set it to 1 for per machine installation.
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
I'd also check in the LaunchCondition table for 'Privileged' or, more likely, 'IsAdmin' (or similar).
Posted by:
kleynpackager
13 years ago
I have already try to set the ALLUSERS Property->No success result.
The LaunchCondition table is completely empty.
Any another ideas??
The LaunchCondition table is completely empty.
Any another ideas??
Posted by:
kleynpackager
13 years ago
Yes, I've checked the log, but I didn't find anything that attempts to my problem
Posted by:
pjgeutjens
13 years ago
Something is off here.. since you're pushing with LANDesk I would assume the install is actually happening under LOCALSYSTEM credentials, and the logged on user would actually have no impact at all on the installation...
I'm thinking the issue is with the landesk package, not the actual Msi.
Rgds,
PJ
I'm thinking the issue is with the landesk package, not the actual Msi.
Rgds,
PJ
Posted by:
kleynpackager
13 years ago
I think so too, bad that there is no solution for this problem.
But our another packages are working great. (since 3 years landesk).
Thanks
Goodbye
But our another packages are working great. (since 3 years landesk).
Thanks
Goodbye
Posted by:
jmaclaurin
13 years ago
As both a LANDesk admin and Software packager, I am going to guess that your install is attempting to access the users desktop (user interaction), likely to display a dialogue and since the localsystem account does not have one, then that is likely why its failing. Test your installation without LANDesk and ensure that all dialogues are satisfied. It may be something simple as a prerequisite is missing.
Posted by:
hari4243
13 years ago
hey...
use the wisescript "supperms.exe"
and add that in CA then you'll get that try that...it'll work surely..
use the wisescript "supperms.exe"
and add that in CA then you'll get that try that...it'll work surely..
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
That's not much of a solution if the OP isn't using a Wise product, is it?
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