What permissions must a user have to be able to succesffuly execute a
Process.Kill? I can run it with Admin privleges but not with regular
user priveleges - I get an "Access is Denied." The client should be
able to run our software was a regular user, so what additional
permission must I grant that user for this to work?
thanks!
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I believe the relevant permissions aren't .NET imposed, but system imposed.
If a process is run under the local system account or the administrator
account, or even under a different regular user's account, then a user
process isn't able to kill it. Is the process you're trying to kill running
under the same account as your program is running under?
Chris
"Matthew Wieder" <De*********@Sa toriGroupInc.co m> wrote in message
news:#T******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... What permissions must a user have to be able to succesffuly execute a
Process.Kill? I can run it with Admin privleges but not with regular
user priveleges - I get an "Access is Denied." The client should be
able to run our software was a regular user, so what additional
permission must I grant that user for this to work?
thanks!
no - they're running under different account. If given enough
permissions, I should be able to kill the process though - I'm just
trying to determine what are the correct permissions to give.
thanks!
Chris Capel wrote: I believe the relevant permissions aren't .NET imposed, but system imposed.
If a process is run under the local system account or the administrator
account, or even under a different regular user's account, then a user
process isn't able to kill it. Is the process you're trying to kill running
under the same account as your program is running under?
Chris
"Matthew Wieder" <De*********@Sa toriGroupInc.co m> wrote in message
news:#T******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...
What permissions must a user have to be able to succesffuly execute a
Process.Kil l? I can run it with Admin privleges but not with regular
user priveleges - I get an "Access is Denied." The client should be
able to run our software was a regular user, so what additional
permission must I grant that user for this to work?
thanks!
There are specific permissionsto be bale to kill a process and I'm
asking what they are - I know if I add the user to the admin group it
will work, I'm trying to only give him the permissions he needs. Can
anyone help?
thanks.
Chris Capel wrote: You would have to have some way to add the user to a windows group with such
permissions. The installation for the program with accomplish this, and it
would have to be run under the administrator account. I recommed you search
the Platform SDK for the methods you need to do such a thing; this isn't
really a CSharp or .NET related issue.
Chris
"Matthew Wieder" <De*********@Sa toriGroupInc.co m> wrote in message
news:OC******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...
no - they're running under different account. If given enough
permissions , I should be able to kill the process though - I'm just
trying to determine what are the correct permissions to give.
thanks!
Chris Capel wrote:
I believe the relevant permissions aren't .NET imposed, but system
imposed.
If a process is run under the local system account or the administrator
account, or even under a different regular user's account, then a user
process isn't able to kill it. Is the process you're trying to kill
running
under the same account as your program is running under?
Chris
"Matthew Wieder" <De*********@Sa toriGroupInc.co m> wrote in message
news:#T***** *********@TK2MS FTNGP10.phx.gbl ...
What permissions must a user have to be able to succesffuly execute a
Process.Kil l? I can run it with Admin privleges but not with regular
user priveleges - I get an "Access is Denied." The client should be
able to run our software was a regular user, so what additional
permissio n must I grant that user for this to work?
thanks!
Matthew Wieder wrote:
|| There are specific permissionsto be bale to kill a process and I'm
|| asking what they are - I know if I add the user to the admin group it
|| will work, I'm trying to only give him the permissions he needs. Can
|| anyone help?
|| thanks.
||
Processes created with the default security descriptor can only be killed by their creators and Administrators.
Willy.
What specifically needs the admin privleges? Obviously the user doesn't
need admin priveleges on the file system for example. What specific reg
keys or roles can I add the user to to allow him to kill a process.
thanks.
Willy Denoyette [MVP] wrote: Matthew Wieder wrote:
|| There are specific permissionsto be bale to kill a process and I'm
|| asking what they are - I know if I add the user to the admin group it
|| will work, I'm trying to only give him the permissions he needs. Can
|| anyone help?
|| thanks.
||
Processes created with the default security descriptor can only be killed by their creators and Administrators.
Willy.
Thank you!
Willy Denoyette [MVP] wrote: Matthew Wieder wrote:
|| What specifically needs the admin privleges? Obviously the user
|| doesn't
|| need admin priveleges on the file system for example. What specific
|| reg
|| keys or roles can I add the user to to allow him to kill a process.
|| thanks.
||
Depends on the OS, check User Policy assignments, the user (or group) needs "Debug Program" privileges.
Willy.
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