Daniel Dehennin <daniel.dehen...@ac-caen.fr> writes: Hello,
To conclude my thread (maybe someone will be interested): > It seems finally that I need to open a new connection in the elevated > sub-command. [...] > So I can not run my cmd scripts from a network share, great :-/ [...] I find a solution, well a workaround, I run the following command: cscript /Nologo execute-elevated.js %ComSpec% /c "net use \\myserver && %0 %*" This open a cmd window, I need to type a login and a password and my script is ran with elevated rights, this simplify a lot the setup of a win7: 1. fresh install of win7 2. connect with local user 3. open a connection to the server (with network login/pass) 4. double clic on the installation script (integration + WPKG installation + stuffs) 5. confirm UAC 6. type the login/pass to open a new connection to the server 7. let the script to the job Set 5 and 6 are added by win7 compared to winXP. One question remains, how can a script test if it's running with elevated rights? Regards. -- Daniel Dehennin RAIP de l'Orne
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