caspol.exe from .NET 2.0 on Vista - access denied

[Guest]

I've installed Vista Business on a virtual machine, created a user "test"
during installation. This user is in the Administrators role, I can see it in
Computer / Manage / Local Users and Groups.

My problem is next. When I run a .NET 2.0 configuration command
caspol -m -ag All_Code -site mysite.com FullTrust -n mysite.com
from console, I receive this error:

ERROR: Runtime error: Access denied. You might not have administrative
credentials to perform this task. Contact your system administrator for
assistance.

Note: the user under which I'm running this command is in the Administrators
group.

Question: what do I need to do in order to make caspol.exe (of .NET 2.0)
working in Windows Vista? In WinXP I have no such problem.

 

[Guest]

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So, please, would you be so kind as to answer my question?

Thanks.

 

[Alvin Bruney [MVP]]

The most logical thing is that you really aren't an administrator. Verify
that step again, if it is correct, you should post this in the vista
newsgroup. Caspol requires admin privileges on the OS.

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[Guest]

The most logical thing is that you really aren't an administrator. Verify

that step again, if it is correct, you should post this in the vista
newsgroup. Caspol requires admin privileges on the OS.

Believe me, the user under which I ran caspol exe IS in the Administrator's
group.

As I said, I just installed Vista, created a user with the name "test",
verified that he is in the Administrators group, and then launched the
caspol.exe.

However, if I ran it under Administrator user, it worked fine.

In Windows XP it does not matter under which user you run this command, it
matters only that the user belongs to the Administrators group.
Unfortunately, in Vista it is not so.

--
Regards,
Alvin Bruney
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[Alvin Bruney [MVP]]

Ya, check the Vista newsgroup to see if you find any more help with this.

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Regards,
Alvin Bruney
------------------------------------------------------
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Excel Services for .NET is coming...
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Professional VSTO 2005 - Wrox/Wiley

The most logical thing is that you really aren't an administrator. Verify
that step again, if it is correct, you should post this in the vista
newsgroup. Caspol requires admin privileges on the OS.

Believe me, the user under which I ran caspol exe IS in the
Administrator's
group.

As I said, I just installed Vista, created a user with the name "test",
verified that he is in the Administrators group, and then launched the
caspol.exe.

However, if I ran it under Administrator user, it worked fine.

In Windows XP it does not matter under which user you run this command, it
matters only that the user belongs to the Administrators group.
Unfortunately, in Vista it is not so.

 

[Nicole Calinoiu]

Is UAC active on this admin account? If so, then it's also active on a
command line launched for that account. To run caspol with your full
administrative token, you'll first need to launch a command line as an
administrator (e.g.: by selecting the "run as administrator" context menu
item for the command prompt item on the start menu).