Hello,
I need to add the "identified users" user group with write access to a directory.
The problem is, I can't figure out how.
I haven't found anything about it on WAPT.
It's very complicated using PowerShell...
This command works in a command prompt:
run('cacls.exe ...
The search returned 6 results
- October 8, 2018 - 2:34 PM
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: [RESOLVED] Adding ACL
- Answers: 2
- Views : 3633
- August 23, 2018 - 3:06 PM
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: [SOLVED] Delete an application
- Answers: 2
- Views : 3891
Re: Deleting an application
Thanks for your feedback.
Okay, I also modified my source code and now it works.
Okay, I also modified my source code and now it works.
- August 22, 2018 - 4:58 PM
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: [SOLVED] Delete an application
- Answers: 2
- Views : 3891
[SOLVED] Delete an application
Hello,
I need to remove an application that wasn't deployed via WAPT.
The package has been created:
Inside, I have two functions:
- the first, `def install`, which is empty and does nothing.
- The second, `def uninstall`, to remove the application.
When I run `execute` in PyScripter on the relevant part...
I need to remove an application that wasn't deployed via WAPT.
The package has been created:
Inside, I have two functions:
- the first, `def install`, which is empty and does nothing.
- The second, `def uninstall`, to remove the application.
When I run `execute` in PyScripter on the relevant part...
- August 21, 2018 - 4:25 PM
- Forum: WAPT usage (Console, Agent) / WAPT usage (Console, Agent)
- Subject: Software Uninstallation
- Answers: 3
- Views : 5358
Re: Software Uninstallation
Hello,
I just had the same problem as you.
I run the command, my software uninstalls itself, but I get an error message.
I put the uninstallation command in `def uninstall()`
and then it works.
I just had the same problem as you.
I run the command, my software uninstalls itself, but I get an error message.
I put the uninstallation command in `def uninstall()`
and then it works.
- August 10, 2018 - 09:19
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Registry access error
- Answers: 2
- Views : 3500
Re: Registry access error
Thank you for your feedback.
Indeed, I understand better now. I had used as an example a package that modifies the ODBC key. But the ODBC user has restricted read/write access.
Is there a workaround in WAPT?
Sincerely,
Indeed, I understand better now. I had used as an example a package that modifies the ODBC key. But the ODBC user has restricted read/write access.
Is there a workaround in WAPT?
Sincerely,
- August 9, 2018 - 5:55 PM
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Registry access error
- Answers: 2
- Views : 3500
Registry access error
Hello everyone,
This is my first package, and it might be a bit ambitious.
Here's some preliminary information:
- My development machine/account has admin privileges. My Wapt version is 1.5, and I'm using PyScripter 3.2. This machine is running Windows 10. -
My test machine doesn't have admin privileges. My Wapt account is...
This is my first package, and it might be a bit ambitious.
Here's some preliminary information:
- My development machine/account has admin privileges. My Wapt version is 1.5, and I'm using PyScripter 3.2. This machine is running Windows 10. -
My test machine doesn't have admin privileges. My Wapt account is...
