Re: User rights and XPe Component Database

Thanks KM,

but problem remains. I made a lot of tests, here is a course of actions, if
you could check and
see what is wrong.

- On a PC, I installed the tools and SP2 update, database etc..
- I'm administrator of the machine.
- I create a new local user on this machine, I called it XPeUser
- I added this login to the database user as explained in the XPe install
documentation (with Enterprise mgr)
- This login has the WES_Admin rights on the database
- Now, I log to this machine under XPeUser.
- I start Target Designer and create a new configuration
- I build the configuration with no component ( in My Documents folder)
- I have the error message described below (Code= 0x80042338) under target
designer
-----------
Now I change a setting: I add XpeUser as a member of the Administrators
group of the machine
- XpeUser can build image correctly
I also set this user as a member of the other predined Windows groups
without success.

So my question is :
What are the necessary right for a user to be able to build an image. In
which group he has
to be member ? Of course he souldn't be administrator.

I don't think it's a database rights problem but an access right to an other
thing such as a temp dir,
also used by target designer for example.

Thanks a lot,
Richard.

"KM" wrote:

> Richard,
>
> > But,
> > users in these groups can not generate image. While generating, the output
> > folder is ok for the tree creation
> > (windows, program files etc..) but each time a file must be copied, we have
> > the following error code from TD:
>
> This sounded like you've got problems with accessing XPe Repository from both account groups.
> Did you provide read-only access to the Repository (network!) share to users in both groups?
>
> --
> Regards,
> KM
>
>
> > Code= 0x80042338
> > Description = The CMi encountered an unexpected error from the win32
> > subsystem. For more application see the Application Event Log.
> > Note : The event log has no more information that this error message.
> >
> > The problem doesn't occur if the user is also a member of the administrators
> > group. But in that case, he also have the full right to delete component in
> > the repository, and it's not a good thing.
> >
> > Can someone help me ?
> > In which group the users must be member of, in addition to the base groups
> > 'Users' ?
> > Or, how must be configured my users and group in this server to fix this
> > problem ?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Richard.
>
>
>
.

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