Well guys and gals...I posted in the Novell Forums with no response so I figured what the heck, I'll try EE! Here's a quick copy/paste:
Ok - I gotta just finally post here for this issue I'm having.
I'd rather be a little vague on how I have eveyrthing configured, but ask
away. I don't want to sell anyone on how I have things configured.
Quick Rundown:
[1] At any rate, whenever I'm looking to constantly run a registry key
during login and have it update...it doesn't. Yet, if I were to
"verify" it, it'll then run again and force the registry key changes that
I have requested to happen during the force run process during login.
[2] All force run registry changes are set to user accounts and not
workstations.
[3] I can choose any of the "distribute always" settings (1, the other,
both [options or registry settings]) and it makes no difference.
[4] If I up the version, it works every time - the application will
install again/push the registry keys out.
[5] Caching is enabled, but even if I delete the cache, it won't re-
distribute the settings. It'll add the hidden folder back, but it won't
process the settings.
[6] Running the latest ZENworks server pieces and workstation pieces
(they match) with Netware Client 4.91 SP4 with a few post-patches.
Fast example: I'm looking to have Rogue Process Management push out the
processes that I want terminated...and that works great. But when I
login as an admin, the reg key doesn't get deleted (thereby killing the
functionality of RPM for admins) unless I verify the force run'ned
registry changes. Essentially, activate it for students and de-activate
it for admins.
Let me know if you guys need any further details. I have followed this TID here:
http://www.novell.com/documentation/zdpr/index.html?page=/documentation/zdpr/zdpradmn/data/ahl31o3.htmlAnd that has the process management setup and working great. It's really a force run issue (seemingly) that I can't seem to push out via every single login. Works once, then stops until I verify again or up the version itself. The values seem right, as doing this manually (via my own "home-made" registry keys) will kill RPM instantly, or enable it, depending - which is what I've been doing lately for further testing.
I can include any type of movie or screenie, but figured I'd up a few pics of how I have the stuff right now. I'll also add that all the values have a "Create Always" value associated with them.
Thanks for any help! (All machines are Windows XP by the way (at least SP1-SP2))
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