wine users - Apr 2004 - Rights error

Trying to install a windows application that loads (ie I moved over all
required DLLS and made references to them in the application section)
but it keeps coming up saying that "The System administrator has set
policies to prevent this installation".  I had this on another install
attempt and it was that the user doing the install did not have rights
to mod the registry file. I chown all the regfiles to have rx for the
user and still get the error. 

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Jeremey.

-----Original Message-----
From: Ivan Leo Murray-Smith [mailto:puoti@inwind.it] 
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2004 4:27 PM
To: Wise, Jeremey
Cc: wine-users
Subject: 
> PS: I am download Ximian to try it in replacement of Outlook 2003. The
> eConfig issue is another migration killer.
Ximian is a good replacement for exchange, it should do. When the
winedbg>
prompt comes up, run bt to get some info on the crash. If nothing at
http://www.winehq.com/site/docs/wine-user/bugs works, file a bug report.

Ivan.

Set winver to win98, the app shouldn't complain about right if it thinks
it's
running on that OS.

Ivan.

Unfortunately it then says that it requires a newer version of the OS.
Tried NT versions in the settings. Must be some kind of write lock
thing. Any ideas beyond SOL :>)?

-----Original Message-----
From: Ivan Leo Murray-Smith [mailto:puoti@inwind.it] 
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 3:59 PM
To: Wise, Jeremey
Cc: wine-users
Subject: Re: Rights error

Set winver to win98, the app shouldn't complain about right if it thinks
it's
running on that OS.

Ivan.

If no winver value works, it means the program check "something" in
win to check
that it has permissions to install.
This may be a registry entry, or a return value from a function, or more or less
anything, and whatever it is isn't implemented in wine. Wine currently has
no
security/permissions implementation, but there are plans to implement this
stuff. Maybe your program will work when this is done.

Ivan.