On Sat, 11 Jan 2003, Mike Hillyer wrote: > Hi Steve; > > I am using samba as a file and print server currently, we just want to take > things to the next level. It seems that the settings we have work just fine > for both Quickbooks and Act while as a file server, it still just happens to > be that quickbooks wants power user privileges, which are lost when your > users are domain users. > > Mike Hillyer
There are two things that could be done on the client-side... both of which are kludges at best. First is to figure out which registry entries are casuing the problem, and relax the permissions on them so a non-power user could use the application. I have seen this mentioned on other lists, for other applications. The second is: on the user's machine, in User Manager, add the domain/username account as a power user (or even administrator, if you want your users to have admin privs on their own machines, but no others). Yes, this is labor intensive, but will work. Of course, the second option is easier to do, the first is more work initially, but could eventually be worked out to a batch-file like execution... - john -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
