Re: SWD 4.2 FP03 windows registry key creation failure

Maybe your Active Directory is overwriting
 the local permissions. We had this problem here.

Rafael Sarres de Almeida
Seção de Gerenciamento de Rede
SIN - STEC - DIRED - SEGER
"Things should be made as simple as possible - no simpler."
Albert Einstein

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Assunto	Re: [tme10] SWD 4.2 FP03 windows registry key creation failure

There are some programs that could prohibit registry
edits unless specifically 
allowed - like the Cisco Security Agent.  Anything like that installed
or 
configured?

Laura
Quoting Baturin Dmitry <DBaturin-ddfJyajWB68@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> Hello Tivolers!
> 
> We need your help.
> 
> We get critical errors using SWD 4.2.
> 
>  
> 
> Our environment:
> 
> TMR Server and Gateway - Win2000 SP4, TMF4.1 FP02, TCM 4.2 FP03.
> 
> Endpoints- Win2000 proffessional.
> 
>  
> 
> We get the following error distributing SD packages that contains
> windows
> registry key modification.
> 
> Problem keys may be manually created using regedit.exe on endpoints.
> 
>  
> 
> This error appears:
> 
>  
> 
>             apr 28 15:57:29 1  DISSE0109E
The Windows Registry value
> 'API'
> cannot be created on the registry key
> 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORACLE'.
> 
>  
> 
> File spde1.trc (on trace level 3 in swdis.ini) contains the following
> string:
> 
>  
> 
> [852] 28.04.2004 15:57:29 [E] bool win_registry_entry::set_value_data
> ()
> [./../../src/services/winregs.cxx, 1301] : open_write () rc 2
> 
>  
> 
> Package definition file contains this:
> 
>                    
                     
     .........
> 
> add_win_registry_key
> 
>                    
                     
                     add
= y
> 
>  
> stop_on_failure = y
> 
>  
> replace_if_existing = y
> 
>  
> remove_if_modified = n
> 
>                    
                     
                    
> parent_key =
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE
> 
>                    
                     
                     key
=
> ORACLE
> 
>  
> override_permissions = n
> 
>                    
                     
                     is_shared
> = n
> 
>                    
                     
                     
> 
>                    
                     
                    
> add_value
> 
>  
> replace_if_existing = y
> 
>  
> replace_if_newer = y
> 
>  
> remove_if_modified = n
> 
>  
> name = API
> 
>  
> type = string
> 
>  
> position = end
> 
>  
> data = "">
> 
>  
> override_permissions = n
> 
>  
> is_shared = n
> 
>                    
                     
                     end
> 
>                    
                     
                     
> 
>                    
                     
                     
> 
>                    
                     
                    
> add_value
> 
>  
> replace_if_existing = y
> 
>  
> replace_if_newer = y
> 
>  
> remove_if_modified = n
> 
>  
> name = inst_loc
> 
>  
> type = string
> 
>  
> position = end
> 
>  
> data = "">
> 
>  
> override_permissions = n
> 
>  
> is_shared = n
> 
>                    
                     
                     end
> 
>                    
                     
                     
> 
>                    
                     
                     
> 
>                    
                     
                    
> add_value
> 
>  
> replace_if_existing = y
> 
>  
> replace_if_newer = y
> 
>  
> remove_if_modified = n
> 
>  
> name = NLS_LANG
> 
>  
> type = string
> 
>  
> position = end
> 
>  
> data = "">
> 
>  
> override_permissions = n
> 
>  
> is_shared = n
> 
>                    
                     
                    end
> 
>                    
                     
     end
> 
>                    
                     
     .............
> 
>  
> 
> We have no problem with TAP, widmaps and other authentication
> mechanisms.
> 
> - Endpoints have been rebooted. 
> 
> - Widmap points on BuilinNTAdministrator.
> 
> - Local Administrator are in Tivoli_Admin_Privileges group.
> 
>  
> 
> Anyone have any ideas?
> 
> Any comments would be appreciated.
> 
>  
> 
> Dmitry Baturin
> 
> BCC SPB
> 
>