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anonymous
10-02-2001, 06:02 AM
[Originally posted by Lester Miyaoka]

Hi,
I am using srvany.exe to run my vb app as a service, however, the application appears in the task manager's application list and thus can be "killed".
HOW DO I HIDE THE APPLICATION FROM THE TASK MANAGER?

THANKS

Lester Miyaoka
lmiyaoka@yahoo.com
anonymous
10-02-2001, 07:11 AM
[Originally posted by mike]

Hiding the task from task manager - now wouldnt that defeat the purpose of security management? Wouldnt that just make for an especially nasty app?
anonymous
10-02-2001, 07:37 AM
[Originally posted by Lester Miyaoka]

we are running a closed network and want to place a banner (apptoolbar) on the top portion of the screen.’ but we do not want our users to remove it.
anonymous
10-04-2001, 02:37 AM
[Originally posted by Paul Deen]

Have you tried that you can actually kill it with the taskmanager? I mean, aren't services protected against getting killed by the task manager?

Or perhaps you could disable the task manager, isn't that possible?
anonymous
10-04-2001, 02:47 AM
[Originally posted by Nick Dawkes]

Do you need to hide it form task manager
Can you not just find out how its being closed down in the query unload event of the form and then then cancel the unload request ie

If unloadmode’ = vbAppWindows then
’ cancel = false
else
’ 'vbFormControlMenu
’ 'vbFormCode
’ 'vbAppWindows
’ 'vbAppTaskManager
’ 'vbFormMDIForm
’ 'vbFormOwner
’ Cancel = True
End if

cheers
nick
anonymous
05-20-2002, 01:13 PM
[Originally posted by Jason Whitaker]

Why dont you use Active Directory or the MMC to tie down your network

EI. Dont allow Users to Disable a service??
’ ’ ’ ’ Just a thought but seems to work for me.
’ ’ ’ ’ After all thats what NTFS is good at.

Jase