It has been a privilege...
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...that's bugging me... I wrote a message about a CreateProcessAsUser problem a few hours ago titled "Is it a bird? ... No It's Superuser!". I've managed to narrow the problem, so it should be more easy to anwser... Given that I know the name of my administrator account and it's password, how can I get SeAssignPrimaryTokenPrivilege, operating from a regular account, in order to succesfully place a call to CreateProcessAsUser? The idea is to copy the functionality of Linux' su... Regards, Georg Haan(.NL)
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...that's bugging me... I wrote a message about a CreateProcessAsUser problem a few hours ago titled "Is it a bird? ... No It's Superuser!". I've managed to narrow the problem, so it should be more easy to anwser... Given that I know the name of my administrator account and it's password, how can I get SeAssignPrimaryTokenPrivilege, operating from a regular account, in order to succesfully place a call to CreateProcessAsUser? The idea is to copy the functionality of Linux' su... Regards, Georg Haan(.NL)
I think people at Cygwin had the same problem: http://sources.redhat.com/ml/cygwin/2000-08/msg00445.html[^] My latest articles: XOR tricks for RAID data protection Win32 process suspend/resume tool