Am Don, 2002-10-24 um 19.30 schrieb Alexandre Julliard:
I think that if an application really requires extensive compatibility with the Windows security mechanism, then it may not be a good idea to run it under Unix at all, since it probably won't do what you want anyway. So what are the real world cases that require these kinds of things?
I have a real-world example for an application needing the service API and the logevent API. No user-account switching and "extensive compatibility with the Windows security mechanism" is required. It could very well be run in a special account, and doing that would IMO not raise substantial security issues.
All that's needed is a working service implementation in the sense that services can be registered which wine would start automatically when it's launched.
Martin