Hey,
I tried:
package
id='test'
name='test'
revision='1'
reboot='false'
priority='0'
install cmd='cmd /c reg import %PACKAGES%\test.reg' / --- Nothing
happened...
install cmd='cmd /c regedit /s %PACKAGES%\test.reg' / --- Nothing
happened...
Jens Wurster schrieb:
Hey,
I tried:
package
id='test'
name='test'
revision='1'
reboot='false'
priority='0'
install cmd='cmd /c reg import %PACKAGES%\test.reg' / --- Nothing
happened...
install cmd='cmd /c regedit /s %PACKAGES%\test.reg'
Hi,
here is my log file:
2008-12-25 19:50:39, INFO : Installing 'Test' (test)...
2008-12-25 19:50:39, DEBUG : Reading variables from package
2008-12-25 19:50:39, DEBUG : Reading variables from package Test
2008-12-25 19:50:39, DEBUG : Stored 0 variables from package
2008-12-25 19:50:39,
I don't know if it's the same issue, but i've had registry imports report
success even when the user that executed the import didn't have sufficient
privileges to save changes to the registry. Can the user you're executing
these install actions as, manually commit changes to the registry via
I believe I used a utility called CPAU to do HKCU registry imports for users
other than the one I was logged in as. It has some other nice options over
the runas command.
On 12/25/08, Jens Wurster j...@zaubercenter.de wrote:
Yes, HKCU.
Okay, I recognize my mistake: SYSTEM User and HKCU. That
