timallen
Well Known Member
The NT Install guide says to give users read/write permissions on the registry key HKLM\Software\JDEdwards so that normal users can accept update packages. Unfortunately, our SysAdmin hasn't gotten around to making this change (still investigating the security implications, I guess). So we have some users accepting update packages even though they can't write to the registry key.
They get the message:
"Client Workstation Setup
Setup has determined that you are not an administrator on this machine and it is not recommended that you continue setup. Do you wish to continue?"
In any case, the changes in the packages for these users seem to work.
What is the impact of accepting an update package if you can't write to HKLM\Software\JDEdwards?
Thanks in advance.
They get the message:
"Client Workstation Setup
Setup has determined that you are not an administrator on this machine and it is not recommended that you continue setup. Do you wish to continue?"
In any case, the changes in the packages for these users seem to work.
What is the impact of accepting an update package if you can't write to HKLM\Software\JDEdwards?
Thanks in advance.