Help Topic
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 9:16 am
Im using this topic to post any help queries that I have for Revolution from now on rather than creating a new topic.
I've implemented a set of stacks to host the configuration details for my application in particular the critical settings that it needs to startup as well as the settings that enable it to warn the user when it needs to be activated.
My application uses a security system built in and by default has three users Administrator, Guest and SYSTEM (With SYSTEM and Admin being the highest privileges). However I want to limit what changes are made to configuration stacks to Administrators and SYSTEM only with users being read only. I have a stack called SAM which contains all the user account details as well as custom properties which list what users are in which groups.
Is there anyway to catch an attempt to write to the SAM as well as other configuration stacks? I have heard about SetProp and GetProp handlers but I'm not sure about whether they would work. Each stack which is opened will have the username of the person logged on set in a custom property.
If any more details are needed just let me know and i'll post them. Revolution Enterprise 3.0 on Windows 7 RC.
Thanks
I've implemented a set of stacks to host the configuration details for my application in particular the critical settings that it needs to startup as well as the settings that enable it to warn the user when it needs to be activated.
My application uses a security system built in and by default has three users Administrator, Guest and SYSTEM (With SYSTEM and Admin being the highest privileges). However I want to limit what changes are made to configuration stacks to Administrators and SYSTEM only with users being read only. I have a stack called SAM which contains all the user account details as well as custom properties which list what users are in which groups.
Is there anyway to catch an attempt to write to the SAM as well as other configuration stacks? I have heard about SetProp and GetProp handlers but I'm not sure about whether they would work. Each stack which is opened will have the username of the person logged on set in a custom property.
If any more details are needed just let me know and i'll post them. Revolution Enterprise 3.0 on Windows 7 RC.
Thanks