Roger
I really don't know the answer to the why? bit. I'm not
the developer, I'm just responsible for installing the
application at client sites. From what I can gather (based
on the error that is displayed), the registry key being
changed has something to do with the event log. I know
that when I log on to the application an 'User XXXX logged
on at XXXXXX' type entry appears in the Windows event log.
I assume it has something to do with this. If you can
confirm that this can definitely be done without having to
change the registry then I will demand the developers
correct it, otherwise I will adjust the registry
permissions as Harini suggested.
Regards
Abe
>-----Original Message-----
>Group policy is the long route to adjusting permissions
>on registry keys (or in NTFS filesystem)
>
>Asp.Net account should not need changes in the registry.
>What is the application, and what is it trying to do ?
>The only reason it may need these added permissions is
>due to what the application is trying to do.
>
>
>"Abe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:029701c33ced$fcefb730$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi Harini
>>
>> Can you tell me what the 'desired registry key' might be
>> for allowing the asp.net user to edit the registry? Is
>> there really no way of doing this through group policy?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Abe
>>
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >You can use the tool regedit and give the asp.net user
>> the permissions
>> >(right clicking on the desired registry key and get to
>> Permissions)
>> >Or you can use RegSetKeySecurity API if you want to do
it
>> programmatically
>> >
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>> >"Abe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> >news:01d201c33ce3$d9d0ac00$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> >> Hi
>> >>
>> >> I would like to know how to allow the asp.net user to
>> >> change the registry in order to run a web application
>> >> locally. At present I receive an application error
when
>> >> opening the application which seems to indicate that
the
>> >> aspnet user doesn't have rights to change the
registry.
>> >>
>> >> I could give the user admin rights, but I would
rather
>> >> not. I'm not very proficient in the use of group
policy
>> >> etc., but from what I understand I need to go into
MMC
>> and
>> >> add a snap-in, but as yet I've not been able to find
>> this
>> >> type of setting in any of the available standalone
snap-
>> >> ins. Where do I find such a setting and how do I add
it
>> to
>> >> this user?
>> >>
>> >> Thanks
>> >>
>> >> Abe
>> >
>> >
>> >.
>> >
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