Re: [Wrapper-user] files touched by things using JSW?

[Mark M. <MMo...@gl...>]

Hi Leif...=20

I already set the service jsw is wrapping to run under a specific =
account... But the file it touches still come out owned by the =
administrators group, not the login...  The login used is a domain acct =
(not local to the box) but it is in the admin group.  It just struck me =
as odd they weren't coming out owned by the running login.

Mark

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-----Original Message-----

From: wra...@li... =
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To: wra...@li... =
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Sent: Sat Jul 29 21:10:56 2006
Subject: Re: [Wrapper-user] files touched by things using JSW?

Mark,
The Java Service Wrapper, like all applciations, will be run as the=20
current user when
run as a console app, or a standalone application. When run as a=20
service, they will be
run as the SYSTEM account. I think this is what you are seeing. If you=20
look at the
task manger while the service is running, you will see that both the=20
wrapper.exe and
java.exe processes are running as SYSTEM.

You can control this by using the wrapper.ntservice.account and password
properties to run as a specific account.

Also note that the SYSTEM user will not have access to network drives,=20
but that
non-SYSTEM users will not be able to interact with the desktop.

Cheers,
Leif

Mark Modrall wrote:
>
> Hi...
>
> I noticed something a little odd while running Cruise Control under=20
> JSW. All the files updated by svn and the log files have an odd owner. =

> When I was first trying to get it working, I found that running as a=20
> service, JSW could write neither its nor CC's log files unless I=20
> changed the service definition to run under a specific account.
>
> The account I chose was a domain account (not local) with local=20
> membership in the Administrators group. When running CC from a login,=20
> all log files and svn updates are owned by the login account. When=20
> running as a service, all log files and svn updated-files show up as=20
> being owned by the local Administrator group (no specific owner).
>
> Anyone seen this before?
>
> Thanks
>
> -Mark
>


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