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'sudo' in Vista?
Hello,
seeing that via the GUI now all applications have the shift + right-click popup menu with a Run as administrator entry, is there any way to achieve the same from command line using good old 'runas' or with a 'sudo' that will use the same GUI confirmation prompt of the UAC instead of prompting for password? - Jan |
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'sudo' in Vista?
you can manifets the application so that it knows it needs to prompt.
http://windowsconnected.com/blogs/je.../12/21/97.aspx -- Josh http://windowsconnected.com Now with NNTP goodness! "Jan Wagner" wrote in message ... Hello, seeing that via the GUI now all applications have the shift + right-click popup menu with a Run as administrator entry, is there any way to achieve the same from command line using good old 'runas' or with a 'sudo' that will use the same GUI confirmation prompt of the UAC instead of prompting for password? - Jan |
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'sudo' in Vista?
Josh wrote:
you can manifets the application so that it knows it needs to prompt. http://windowsconnected.com/blogs/je.../12/21/97.aspx Interesting - thanks! Will see how that can be applied to ipconfig, netsh etc. - Jan |
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'sudo' in Vista?
I've been running things from a cmd prompt running as administrator.
Details he http://www.sunfiresolutions.com/blog...ch-tip_27.html Working great for me. -- Mike Shepperd Sunfire Solutions LLC Seattle, WA [This posting is provided AS-IS, with no warranties and confers no rights] "Josh" wrote in message ... you can manifets the application so that it knows it needs to prompt. http://windowsconnected.com/blogs/je.../12/21/97.aspx -- Josh http://windowsconnected.com Now with NNTP goodness! "Jan Wagner" wrote in message ... Hello, seeing that via the GUI now all applications have the shift + right-click popup menu with a Run as administrator entry, is there any way to achieve the same from command line using good old 'runas' or with a 'sudo' that will use the same GUI confirmation prompt of the UAC instead of prompting for password? - Jan |