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‎Feb 07, 2008
01:34 AM
Give access permissions to "NETWORK SERVICE"
I need to give access permissions (read and write) to a folder for "NETWORK SERVICE".
I have found out, I can add permissions to a folder with the "Files and Folders" part of InstallShield. Within the permissions, I added limited access to Everyone and Full Control to NETWORK SERVICE.
This works great as long as Windows is english.
However on a german windows, the user NETWORK SERVICE is called Netzwerkdienst, resulting in an error message 1332 during installation because of unknown SID.
Is there any property which I could use in order to set either NETWORK SERVICE, Netzwerkdienst or whatever it is called in the different languages?
I have found out, I can add permissions to a folder with the "Files and Folders" part of InstallShield. Within the permissions, I added limited access to Everyone and Full Control to NETWORK SERVICE.
This works great as long as Windows is english.
However on a german windows, the user NETWORK SERVICE is called Netzwerkdienst, resulting in an error message 1332 during installation because of unknown SID.
Is there any property which I could use in order to set either NETWORK SERVICE, Netzwerkdienst or whatever it is called in the different languages?
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‎Feb 13, 2008
05:41 AM
The help file says (see: LockPermissions Table): When you use Windows Installer 2.0 or later, the common user names "Everyone" and "Administrators" may be entered in English and are mapped to well-known SIDs.
Search in http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx for "NT AUTHORITY". Maybe you will find something else.
Search in http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx for "NT AUTHORITY". Maybe you will find something else.