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Re: Tortoise is not handling Win7 UAC system screen notofications

From: Gabri Nurtinaz Shally <gabri.ns_at_gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 01:14:08 +0700

@KLM
have you try to change SunATE permission, so anyone can gain access to thus
folder?

or may be you could run windows explorer as an administrator, so subsequent
proses would run as administrator.

@Stefan:
AFAIK, by default, child process will have same permission with its parent.
for example, when i want to run mulitple program as an admimistrator, i
usually open up a command prompt with run as administrator context menu,
than run other program from thus console.

so imo, as long as tsvn gain administrator priviledges, all call to
underlying svn client, will have administrator priviledges too.

well, i'm not suggest you to accept this request though, just throwing some
idea ;)
 On Jan 20, 2012 12:47 AM, "Stefan Küng" <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> On 19.01.2012 13:17, KLM wrote:
> > I need to checkout to the C:\Program Files directory whilst it's
> > controlled by UAC. It looks like it TortoiseSVN cannot handle the UAC
> > message about providing the Admin rights.
>
> The UAC prompt is nothing an app can "handle" as you put it. An app has
> to mark itself to run with elevated privileges or start itself new with
> elevated privileges - the UAC prompt is then shown by the OS. An app can
> not show that prompt itself.
> That's the whole point, otherwise the UAC would be useless.
>
> Since TSVN is not an app that requires such privileges it isn't marked
> as such and the OS does not show the UAC prompt.
> If it were marked to require elevated privileges, the UAC prompt would
> appear for every single command.
>
>
> > Any plans to add this feature in next releases?
>
> No plans at all, no.
> First, this would have to be implemented in the svn library, not TSVN
> since it's the library that writes the files.
> Second, there's a reason you don't have write access to some folders.
> Maybe because you just shouldn't put files there to work with but only
> when installing, maybe the folder belongs to another user.
>
> Stefan
>
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