I have no clue . :) Maybe its the type of casting your doing ? If you take away the [string] before alias does that work ? I'm sorry I cannot be much more helpful . Thanks Chris "Kjartan Þór Kjartansson" wrote: Hi all, I have a problem in a script I'm using in a TFSBuild environment using the PowerShell task for MSBuild. After TeamBuild has finished dropping
Op Sat, 27 Oct 2007 19:30:49 +0200, schreef goarilla: closed-minded niet echt maar ubuntu doelt niet echt op de server markt en daarbuiten gebruiken ze te veel bleeding edge tech en patchen ze te veel software en dit als doel om het te vergelijkmakkelijken voor de desktop gebruiker Desktop-software wordt geoptimaliseerd voor desktop-gebruik, server- software voor server-gebruik.
Hi Jerome, Jerome Alet [2007-06-07 21:42 +0200]: Martin, you suggest a suid root backend to launch other CUPS backends as root. Only as a temporary workaround. This is not really possible as far as I know, for several reasons : It does work, since cups itself uses it for lpd. the easiest way was certainely to chown root.root mybackend chmod
I know that I can check and uncheck the checkbox for "User cannot change password". So, it should not be my permissions in Active Directory that is the problem. Thanks for the pointer. Trey "Joe Kaplan" wrote: First, try setting the DirectoryEntry.Options.SecurityMasks property to SecurityMasks.Dacl to see if that works. You may have rights to modify the DACL but not the SACL
I've created a first run at changing the ACEs using .Net Here is the code: Friend Shared Sub SetUserCanChangePassword(ByVal de As DirectoryEntry, ByVal userCanChangePassword As Boolean) Dim oRules As AuthorizationRuleCollection Dim oSecurity As SecurityIdentifier oSecurity = New SecurityIdentifier(de.Properties("objectSid").Value, 0) oRules = de.ObjectSecurity
