Hi all,
I'm currently running NSIS 2.0a7 and need to restrict the installation of a software to users that have Administrator rights on their WinNT/2000/XP machine.
How can I check if a user has these rights and block the installation for other users ?
Thank you for your help
Romain
Check for administrator privileges
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Please read the FAQ.
How can I make sure the user installing my software has admin rights?
Use the IsAdmin DLL to find out.
(there is a link in the faq too)
How can I make sure the user installing my software has admin rights?
Use the IsAdmin DLL to find out.
(there is a link in the faq too)
I saw the section in the FAQ but I thought there was an easier way to check this out, maybe a built-in variable in NSIS.
On the other hand, where can I download the DLL as I didn't own a C/C++ compiler :-(
Romain
On the other hand, where can I download the DLL as I didn't own a C/C++ compiler :-(
Romain
There is a compiled veresion in the ZIP file.
IsAdmin
Sorry kichik, but it is not 🙂
Here it is...
By the way: there is a big problem opening NSIS project/workspace files with MSVC++ 7.0. Is says something like: "Cannot load project file due to corrupt project file". Somebody knows the solution (I'm not ready to create new VC7 project for every NSIS component yet 🙂?
Sorry kichik, but it is not 🙂
Here it is...
By the way: there is a big problem opening NSIS project/workspace files with MSVC++ 7.0. Is says something like: "Cannot load project file due to corrupt project file". Somebody knows the solution (I'm not ready to create new VC7 project for every NSIS component yet 🙂?
That's weird... I was sure it was there before 🤪
Well, anyway, thanks for attaching it brainsucker.
Well, anyway, thanks for attaching it brainsucker.
Many thanks for your help !
Romain
Romain
Is there also a DLL which can check for Power Users?
Maybe it is an idea to include a single function into v2.0a8 that returns the current privileges for the logged user.
Example: function GetPriviliges that returns User, PowerUser, Guest, Administrator... or only a well defined integer number.
That's the only thing I'm missing in NSIS. What do you think about it ?
Romain
Example: function GetPriviliges that returns User, PowerUser, Guest, Administrator... or only a well defined integer number.
That's the only thing I'm missing in NSIS. What do you think about it ?
Romain