Hi Tiemo,
What you observe is normal, expected behaviour. As an administrator,
you can put files that have to be available to all users into drive:
\documents and settings\all users\application data\... For example
during installation. Users without admin rights can save preferences
files in drive:\documents and settings\ username\application data\...
I'd use two different files, one in ...\all users\... and another one
in ...\username\... for different purposes.
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On 7 jan 2009, at 18:08, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Hello,
For the rare windows guys...
I want to save an ini file for my app in the specialfolderpath(35),
which is
\allusers\programdata\... so that every user has access to the same
ini
file.
When checking the privileges a standard domain user has no writing
permission to that dir, but when testing I can create and write to
that dir
- first hmm?
But if I first sign on with a user who has admin rights and I create
my ini
file in that dir, afterwords the standard user can't write to that
ini file
- access forbidden, second hmmm?
Now I could tell my customers, they have to change the permissions
to that
dir or file for the standard domain user, but what I would like to
know is,
if this a standard configuration / behaviour, or if it is something
in my
special configuration or if there is a workaround so that every
standard
user has access to my ini file. My thought was that the
\allusers\programdata\ path is accessible for all users. Ok it is,
but not
for files created by other users. Hmm?
Thanks for any hints
Tiemo
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