问题
The person who was previously using my PC at work set up a private MSMQ that I need to access. They have since left the bank but the permissions remain and I can't access the queue or give myself edit permission to remove the restriction.
I am an admin on this machine now so I'm assuming there's some way for me to change things..Been searching high and low but most of what I find is related to doing things through scripts.
Any help appreciated,
thanks
回答1:
Right click on Your Queue -> Properties -> Security -> Goto Advanced and modify permission for groups.
回答2:
And for a manual process if all else fails:
- Stop the MSMQ Service (Services -> Message Queuing)
- Open the C:\WINDOWS\system32\msmq\storage\lqs folder
- Find the config file in this folder that describes a queue that has "good" security permissions. You will need to open each file in turn with a text editor to determine which queue it relates to.
- Once you have the correct file open, locate the line in the file that begins Security=....
- Copy the whole line to your clipboard (watch out for Word Wrap, this line will be quite long)
- Find the config file in this folder that describes your problem queue
- Open this file in a text editor.
- Overwrite the Security=... line in this file with the contents of your clipboard
- Save the modified file
- Start the MSMQ service; new permissions will be picked up.
Cheers
John Breakwell
回答3:
First, change the ownership of the queue to the Administrators group; then assign yourself the permissions you need.
回答4:
The easiest approach to allow modifying permissions from the user which didn't allow do this is to run PowerShell as Administrator as run command:
Get-MsmqQueue -Name "MyQueue" -QueueType Private |
Set-MsmqQueueAcl -UserName "Everyone" -Allow FullControl
and then edit permissions from your user.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4603787/setting-msmq-permissions-for-a-private-queue-created-by-a-different-user