I have packages that are profile specific. Therefore I'd really like to run wpkg from AD when the user logs in rather than as machine policy. But when non-administrators log in they get many errors about installers failing due to insufficient rights. I've heard that some people use cpau. But it looks to me as if one has to say on the command line which user (domain or local) is running cpau. Does this mean that it elevates a non admin-user or that you have to specify a real admin user? If the latter, has anyone tried running a second wpkg install that saves to something like %WINDIR%\system32\wpkg2.xml ?
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