On 5/11/2010 5:32 PM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
> Tracy,
>
>
>> I've added a line to my Inno Setup to create the directory with the proper
>> rights.
>>
>> [Dirs]
>> Name: "{commonappdata}\PowerChurch"; Permissions: authusers-modify
>>
>> This is a place that updates will add/update files. When multiple users are
>> using the same machine, this allows authenticated users of the workstation
>> to modify the files here.
>>
> 1. Does the user running your install need Administrator privileges in
> order to set authusers-modify permissions?
>
> 2. Do you install all your software to {commonappdata}\PowerChurch or
> just the portions that you allow them to update? (In other words, do you
> also install software in under {Programfiles} folder or in a custom
> application off the root directory?
>
> Thanks,
> Malcolm
>
>
>
Malcolm,
We install our main product to the C:\PowerChurch. When the user is
installing to a workstation we install a loader application to
{ProgramFiles}\PowerChurch, and create the {commonappdata}\PowerChurch
folder. Both of these installs require administrative access on the
workstation. The loader application will download files to
{commonappdata}\PowerChurch then run the application from there.
So. 1. Yes, 2. Yes, and Yes.
HTH,
Tracy
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