Just a thought, if possible set up a single
responsible user (and maybe a secondary backup) with
administrative privileges who will be responsible for
publishing components in COM+ on your servers. This is
more of a procedural/process solution.
Another thing that could be done would be to script
COM+ administration task and have the script scheduled
to run every so many intervals of time (maybe you
publish your updated components to your servers once a
week or once a month???). This way, you'd have to
setup the infrastructure in place to upload the
updated components to a temporary location on the
server (using either NetBIOS share with write
permission or ftp or http upload ...) and then have
the script pickup the updated components from this
temporary location, move it to your applications
component location and use either comutil.vbs or
something similar to update it in COM+. (you might
also want to have support in your script to backup the
COM+ metabase and select registry hives before running
the update to COM+)
AFAIK, these are the only ways to get this done. COM+
administration requires administrative privileges, you
would not want it any other way. A system
administrator should be performing these tasks.
Thanks,
Randhir Vayalambrone.
--- Gustavo Mateus <gustavo@gustavo.eti.br> wrote:
Do you have any how-to?
I've already tried to work with MTS roles but it
didn't work.
Pawel.Janowski@bremultibank.com.pl wrote:
Hello,
You could use a Component Services (aka MTS) with
security identity.
w/regards
Paul
-----Original Message-----
From: Gustavo Mateus
[mailto:gustavo@gustavo.eti.br]
Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 9:53 PM
To: focus-ms@securityfocus.com
Subject: Com+ permissions
I have a big problem when I have to give access on
windows servers for
user who need to publish com+ dll because they all
need to be in
"Administrators" group.
Has anyone found any solution for that?
Is there someway to publish com+ dll without been
the server administrator?
Thanks
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