Summary: Out of Topic: set user ID equivalent in Windows 2000
2007-12-24 22:11:00
The conclusion is cygwin.dll utilities will not help,
One other options is
"only option I can think of is to convert the operation to a service and
give the service the relevant user parameters."
or similar approach:
There is also an add-on service that MS provides (I forget
the name, it is in the 2000 Resource Kit - an extra product) that can be
configured to run an application. ie. it is a service wrapper that wraps an
application so as to enable that application to run as if was a service.
Thanks microsnot!
Frank Huang
FH> FH> Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 11:12:12 -0500
FH> FH> From: Frank Huang <huang at monair.com>
FH> FH> To: codeprof at codeprof.com
FH> FH> Subject: Out of Topic: set user ID equivalent in Windows 2000
FH> FH>
FH> FH> Hi Sunmanagers:
FH> FH>
FH> FH> Is there a way to run a windows 2000 program as a different user
FH> natively?
FH> FH> Something like chmod u+s in UNIX?
FH> FH>
FH> FH> I know about "runas" command in Windows 2000, it always pop up a
gui
FH> ask
FH> FH> for password and etc., which will not do the trick for me.
FH> FH>
FH> FH> cygwin.dll looks promising, but I do not want to install it on
about
FH> 200
FH> FH> Windows 2000.
FH> FH>
FH> FH> I apologize for posting this question on Sunmanagers email list,
but I
FH> have
FH> FH> tried to spend more than half hour to
FH> FH>
FH> FH> explain the concert to a NT person without success.
FH> FH>
FH> FH> Thanks.
FH> FH>
FH> FH>
FH> FH> Frank Huang
FH>
FH>
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