On Sun, Feb 15, 2004 at 21:03:48, Nils �stbjerg wrote: > On Sun, Feb 15, 2004 at 08:46:11, Patrick J. LoPresti wrote: > > Here is how I think this should work. > > > > 1) Add an "--admin" switch which says to modify the Policies key > > instead of the CurrentVersion key. > > > > 2) If "--admin" is not provided, unset the relevant Policies > > subkey(s) to un-grey-out the Control Panel gadget. > > > > 3) Die with usage instructions if the user tries to configure one of > > the new settings without providing the "--admin" key. > > > > Or maybe we should call it "--policy" instead of "--admin". > > I'll go for --policy. > > > > > > > My biggest problem is that I havent really got any experience with > > > perl. I'll try to fiddle with it this weekend. > > > > If you want to learn some Perl, go for it! Otherwise, if you will > > tell me the exact interaction between the keys (in particular, how I > > can do the "un-grey-out" part), I would be glad to update the script. > > I've done a new/clean implementation of a policy based script and that > works. It took me a while to figure out how to create new keys, but > with a lot of cut'n'paste and fiddling I got that working. > > I'll start implementing the old way into the script now.
Attached is my script. I have tested that it sets the rigth keys on windows XP SP1, but I havent tested that is actually updates from a sus server yet. I'll continue to test it to see if I was too tired when I made and tested it. Regards, Nils -- Nils �stbjerg mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
auconfig.pl
Description: Perl program
