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问题 My application does not always require "admin" privileges and most of the time would run as the current user. Is there any way, I can escalate privs by throwing up a UAC at runtime after my program is already running? This will only happen as and when I need privs. Rather than having to start with high privs. I know the "runas" technique, manifest file etc. but all these are before the process is created and not at runtime, on-demand 回答1: Congratulations, that's exactly how UAC is designed to

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问题 Hello Stack Community :) I have a simple goal. I'd like to start some PowerShell Script from an another Powershell Script, but there are 3 conditions: I have to pass credentials (the execution connects to a database that has specific user) It has to take some Parameters I'd like to pass the output into a variable There is a similar question Link. But the answer is to use files as a way to communicate between 2 PS Scripts. I just would like to avoid access conflicts. @Update: The Main Script

问题 Hello Stack Community :) I have a simple goal. I'd like to start some PowerShell Script from an another Powershell Script, but there are 3 conditions: I have to pass credentials (the execution connects to a database that has specific user) It has to take some Parameters I'd like to pass the output into a variable There is a similar question Link. But the answer is to use files as a way to communicate between 2 PS Scripts. I just would like to avoid access conflicts. @Update: The Main Script

问题 I think my problem has a simple solution. But now i'm a bit confused. I have Java Code, that starts 1 Powershell Script. This Powershell Script must start other scripts. Java -> Powershell.ps1 -> Script1.ps1 Script2.ps1 Script3.ps1 Script.... Script1,2,..etc performing multiple tasks and return String Values. I've tried Start-Process, Invoke-Command and Invoke-Expression Assuming script1.ps1 is: $a = 1+2 $a Start-Process would work the best for me but im not getting the output: $arguments =

问题 I think my problem has a simple solution. But now i'm a bit confused. I have Java Code, that starts 1 Powershell Script. This Powershell Script must start other scripts. Java -> Powershell.ps1 -> Script1.ps1 Script2.ps1 Script3.ps1 Script.... Script1,2,..etc performing multiple tasks and return String Values. I've tried Start-Process, Invoke-Command and Invoke-Expression Assuming script1.ps1 is: $a = 1+2 $a Start-Process would work the best for me but im not getting the output: $arguments =

问题 Is there a work around or a function that lets me run multiple commands in one elevated command prompt? I tried setting UseShellExecute=false and use StreamWriter, but I read that if I do that, I can't use an elevated command prompt. If I set UseShellExecute=true, I can use the elevate cmd but I need to use process.Argument() which only lets me run one command in one cmd process at a time. I have a loop that runs one command at a time in different cmd process and it works. But it just gets

问题 I'm trying to implement an action in which I will add permissions to all parent nodes. However, I need to run as admin to manage the permissions. Currently my code looks like this: permissionService = serviceRegistry.getPermissionService(); //Read the username of the current user final String loggedInUser = authenticationService.getCurrentUserName(); ChildAssociationRef childAssociationRef = nodeService.getPrimaryParent(actionedUponNodeRef); //Get the parent NodeRef NodeRef parent =

问题 I have the Windows 7 operating system, and I have administrator user credentials stored (known in advance). I know we can run a program or .exe using "Runas" verb and launch a process, but my question is specific to explorer.exe. I am trying to run "runas /user: "control.exe printers" it launches successfully after giving a password to the prompt, but when I am checking within TaskManager it is running under my regular user with which I have logged on. I have noticed this is only with

问题 This question already has answers here : Using python to open cmd and automatically enter a password (3 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I need to run a file as another user without it prompting for a password, from my script. How is this done? 回答1: There's an executable program called SANUR.EXE that's made for just this kind of situation: you can use it to pipe in the password on the command-line, like this: runas /user:domain\username cmd.exe | sanur mysekritpassword . 回答2: Have the user add