And here it is
When I try to set up MSlogonII I do:
1)Decide which account I wnat to run the program I choose admin
2)On the Ultravnc security editor I have to add a user or group and I browse and choose the admin
3)As soon as I add one it puts out that message when I try to apply on the uVNC security editor window.
odd but hey I got no ideas and that is in XP pro sp2.
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Unspecified error!! Mslogon vs uVNC permissions
- Rudi De Vos
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Re: Unspecified error!! Mslogon vs uVNC permissions
This happen when you keep the [] checked in the window
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"execute as"
With useraccount do you want to execute the program with
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(*)Current user
[x] <<<<----- you need to uncheck this, else no permission
() This user
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"execute as"
With useraccount do you want to execute the program with
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(*)Current user
[x] <<<<----- you need to uncheck this, else no permission
() This user
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Re: Unspecified error!! Mslogon vs uVNC permissions
still doesnt work right but its I hope getting somewhere, maybe a little user issues but for sure I had this working before I restore XP to a clean state image.
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Re: Unspecified error!! Mslogon vs uVNC permissions
When you change the mslogonII settings this is executed
winvnc.exe -securityeditorhelper
Perhaps usefull for testing, you can change settings while the winvnc.exe isn't runnning
winvnc.exe -securityeditorhelper
Perhaps usefull for testing, you can change settings while the winvnc.exe isn't runnning
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Re: Unspecified error!! Mslogon vs uVNC permissions
I have the same problem as X3 and I've had this same problem every time I've setup a new instance of UltraVNC for years!
I can't believe more people don't run into this problem and that it's been out there for so long.
Even now, over a year and a half after the post here about this, and using the latest version of UltraVNC (1.0.5.6 - Apr 2009) I still have the problem.
So far I've always been able to make-it-go, but I've never really understood what I did to fix it.
I think perhaps unchecking the "protect my computer" checkbox on that dialog that pops up about 3 times may have something to do with it.
Also I usually end up trying to specifiy the Administrator account explictly instead of accepting the default (administrative) account that I'm logged in as.
I can't believe more people don't run into this problem and that it's been out there for so long.
Even now, over a year and a half after the post here about this, and using the latest version of UltraVNC (1.0.5.6 - Apr 2009) I still have the problem.
So far I've always been able to make-it-go, but I've never really understood what I did to fix it.
I think perhaps unchecking the "protect my computer" checkbox on that dialog that pops up about 3 times may have something to do with it.
Also I usually end up trying to specifiy the Administrator account explictly instead of accepting the default (administrative) account that I'm logged in as.