Friday, November 22, 2024 9:31:18 PM

ClickOnce application and "Keep running"

9 years ago
#2718 Quote
Hi,

I am testing Secure Lockdown Standard edition to run my ClickOnce application in Kiosk mode.

"Keep running"  feature is not working.

I set Master Application -> Application to "MyApp" appref-ms shortcut.
I am also setting process name to this shortcut and it displays correct process name as "MyApp.exe".

MyApp appref-ms shortcut is in folder: C:\Users\MyUser\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\MyCompany

When I run Secure Lockdown, PC is locked but it does restart application.

What can I do to enable "Keep running" with my ClickOnce application?

I tried targeting actual MyApp.exe (path:C:\Users\MyUser\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0\VGAHEH9T.8XM\CELWLN5T.G3R\infs..tion_8a75469e7e079795_0000.0006_28f279b035e0f641\MyApp.exe)
and in this case Keep running works, but then I lose the ClickOnce update functionality which is of course very important.


Except for this issue, your software is working nicely, but we need "Keep running" functionality working.





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9 years ago
#2720 Quote
Please be sure you're using the latest build of Secure Lockdown - Standard Edition Also, please download the Secure Lockdown - Administrators Guide and review the Secure Lockdown Hidden Features > Master Process Exit Delay
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9 years ago
#2721 Quote
Hi,

I am using latest version - downloaded this morning from the same url.

I added "MasterProcessExitDelay" registry key (DWORD) in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Inteset\SecureLockdown_v2
like it says in the Guide (tried values 0 and 5000) but I see no change, "Keep running" is not working.

What value should I set for "MasterProcessExitDelay" and should then  "Keep running" work with ClickOnce application ??

Thanks,
Amir
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9 years ago
#2722 Quote
The Master Process Exit Delay setting should be set so there is enough time for the actual process (entered in the Process Name field) to start (it will be listed in the Windows Task Manger > Processes list). 10 seconds (10000 ms) is usually enough time. Also, make sure you have the right process name specified.

Do you see any "Secure Lockdown" errors in the Windows Application Event log?
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9 years ago
#2723 Quote
Hi,

I have set now MasterProcessExitDelay=10000.

I see error in Windows Application Event log: "The access to the path has been denied. Rename Explorer Command Bar Resource File Failed. Likely a file permissions issue".

Do I need to set some permission or?

PC is Windows 8.1 PRO and user running the application is Administrator.
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9 years ago
#2724 Quote
Also, the MasterProcessExitDelay setting should allow enough time for the app to update. ClickOnce apps will occasionally update which can take a significant amount of time. You should test the amount of time it takes to do an update and make sure that the MasterProcessExitDelay setting is greater.

If you continue to have problems, please send your Secure Lockdown settings file (Help > Export/Import) to techsupport@inteset.com.
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9 years ago
#2725 Quote
That error is not related and is more a warning than a problem. What is the Event ID number of the error?

Also, make sure the "10000" is a Decimal value and not a Hexadecimal value in the Registry.

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9 years ago
#2726 Quote
Error EventID is 1013.

I am also getting warnings that are EventID=1026
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9 years ago
#2727 Quote
Please send your Secure Lockdown settings file (Help > Export/Import) to techsupport@inteset.com.
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9 years ago
#2729 Quote
An issue was discovered revolving around the ClickOnce with the Keep Running option enabled. There is a new build available (2.00.123) for download with the fix. This may or may not resolve the problem you were experiencing. Please test it at your convenience.
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