By the way;
In Win 7, i cant log off without being kicked out of vnc. then i have to wait 10 sec. until i can connect again to reach the login screen. how can i stay connected while logging off like in XP? once teamviewer told me, that they close their service at least and start it at first. between ...
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- 2012-01-06 08:39
- Forum: Developer discussions (mainly user-mode)
- Topic: Control uvnc_service with user privileges
- Replies: 7
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- 2012-01-05 12:48
- Forum: Developer discussions (mainly user-mode)
- Topic: Control uvnc_service with user privileges
- Replies: 7
- Views: 12888
Re: Control uvnc_service with user privileges
i grantet them to start or stop only "uvnc_service". they can't change or delete it.
try it. use
subinacl.exe /service uvnc_service /GRANT="Domainname\Domainuser"=TO
TO grants Start and Stop.
more informations: http://www.robvanderwoude.com/subinacl.php
try it. use
subinacl.exe /service uvnc_service /GRANT="Domainname\Domainuser"=TO
TO grants Start and Stop.
more informations: http://www.robvanderwoude.com/subinacl.php
- 2012-01-04 11:46
- Forum: Developer discussions (mainly user-mode)
- Topic: Control uvnc_service with user privileges
- Replies: 7
- Views: 12888
Re: Control uvnc_service with user privileges
Thanks for the answers!
I found another nice solution.
You can grant uvnc_service start and stop permissions for domain-users by using the subinacl from microsoft toolkit. so we dont need a runas script or else anymore. it works with xp and win 7 x64.
Greetz
Sebastian
I found another nice solution.
You can grant uvnc_service start and stop permissions for domain-users by using the subinacl from microsoft toolkit. so we dont need a runas script or else anymore. it works with xp and win 7 x64.
Greetz
Sebastian
- 2012-01-03 14:08
- Forum: Developer discussions (mainly user-mode)
- Topic: Control uvnc_service with user privileges
- Replies: 7
- Views: 12888
Control uvnc_service with user privileges
Hello,
we actually run the uvnc server (v 1.0.1) mainly with user privileges in an user environment (wxp & w7 x64). the user starts an exe, that starts the "VNC Server" Service with admin rights. so the pc can be remote controlled. after that, the .exe starts "winvnc.exe -servicehelper" to show the ...
we actually run the uvnc server (v 1.0.1) mainly with user privileges in an user environment (wxp & w7 x64). the user starts an exe, that starts the "VNC Server" Service with admin rights. so the pc can be remote controlled. after that, the .exe starts "winvnc.exe -servicehelper" to show the ...