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You can’t turn it off for specific
files, or even file types. You can set it via Internet Explorer GPO to turn
off the warning altogether, but I don’t think you really want that. There are two options that I know of. You
can either use a trusted source for code-signing, or you can store the files
locally on every machine in the environment. If it is stored locally Windows
doesn’t consider it to be a threat. You would have to change the path
to the vbs scripts to something that resolves locally on the machines
(c:\scripts\..., for example). Of course the admin overhead on that becomes
insane. If every user connects to your network from a Citrix server or
something like that, it is a little more doable. Otherwise code-signing is
really the only viable option. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have a bunch of vbs scripts which are stored in SYSVOL.
They are called when a user right clicks an object in AD and
chooses one of the extra functions added to the context menu (via a
displaySpecifiers change) . By default, these scripts generate a file open security
dialog - which I'd like to suppress. Any ideas as to how this might be done for just a select few
VBS scripts, without allowing all VBS scripts to run without a warning? The
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Title: Disabling the file open security warning for certain VBS scripts
- RE: [ActiveDir] Disabling the file open security warning for... Kevin Brunson
