Signon Manager in Systray

• May 26, 2004

• #2

DjangMan

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Jun 1, 2001

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Why do you want to have the signon manager closed?

Django

 

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• May 27, 2004

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EVISSER

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Jun 3, 2003

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Hi DjangMan, thanks for your reply. Ok this is the situation:
We have both System Manager 5.2 and Pervasive 8 running on a IBM server. All workstations are running Accpac from the server. Now whenever I have to add new workstations, I have to apply the System Manager Service Pack after the Wssetup.
When applying this service pack, if one of the other stations are running the Signon Manager in the Systray, it will stop, stating that the Signon Manager is running. Then I would have to go all around the building to see who is having the Signon Manager running in the Systray and close them all.
P.S Most of the workstations aare running WIndows XP.

 

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• May 27, 2004

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DjangMan

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Hmmmm.

I haven't seen that before - but I don't do the software installs.

I'm out of ideas (not that I had any ).

Anyone else?

 

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• May 28, 2004

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jayconverse

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Jul 23, 2002

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My icon always goes away in 5.2. I remember this was an issue in 5.0. Is it possible this is an upgraded system? If so, you might have some DLL version conflicts. Try renaming CA_APPSW and RUNTIME, then reinstalling System Manager to give yourself a clean set.

Jay Converse
IT Director
Systemlink, Inc.

 

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• May 29, 2004

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EVISSER

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Hi, thanks Jay, at least I know that the Signon Manager icon shouldn't remain in the systray active. Yes indeed this is an upgraded version. I thought that maybe it had to do with Windows XP on the workstations.
What I am not sure about is whether I will have to reinstall the license packs as well after reinstaliing System Manager in a new folder, any idea??

Thanks

Eric Visser

 

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• May 30, 2004

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DjangMan

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No. The license packs (Lanpaks) simply pop a license file in your shared data folder. No need to re-install.

Cheers,

Django

 

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