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On a standard User Account, with UAC, with a runtime manifested: 'AsInvoker'
Registry.GetValueNames can fail to enumerate on a target Key.
(please no lectures on UAC, account types, manifests, ACL's etc.)
try this code on a known key that should enumerate the values properly with 'AsInvoker':
(if you target a known value name in the target Key with Registry.GetValue, it works)
AMS 8.5.0.0 on Win 8.1 (update 1) + all updates:
FWIW UlRICH's Wow64 plugin(32bit access key), one I rolled myself, both enumerate values properly Without the Runtime having to be manifested with higher priveliges.
It appears the correct access token or access flags are not being passed properly to this IR action
cheers MTN
Please consider reworking the Registry suite of actions to include the passing of the alternate registry view flags C side eg :
#define flagV64 (KEY_WOW64_64KEY)
#define flagV32 (KEY_WOW64_32KEY)
to open this thing up to Developers creating Apps to run on x64 Windows
Registry.GetValueNames can fail to enumerate on a target Key.
(please no lectures on UAC, account types, manifests, ACL's etc.)
try this code on a known key that should enumerate the values properly with 'AsInvoker':
(if you target a known value name in the target Key with Registry.GetValue, it works)
AMS 8.5.0.0 on Win 8.1 (update 1) + all updates:
Code:
local function TestIRregAccess()
Debug.Clear(); Debug.ShowWindow(true);
local hKeyPath="Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run";
Debug.Print("\r\nTest getkeynames on HKLM: "..tostring(hKeyPath));
local bR = Registry.GetAccess(3, hKeyPath, 131097);
Dialog.Message('read access on key',tostring(bR))
local bE = Registry.GetAccess(3, hKeyPath, 8);
Dialog.Message('enumeration access on key',tostring(bE))
--
local t = Registry.GetValueNames(3, hKeyPath,true);
if t then
for k,v in pairs(t) do
local value = Registry.GetValue(3, hKeyPath, v, false)
Debug.Print("\r\nname: "..v.."\r\npath: "..value)
end
else
Dialog.Message('error','IR enumeration values failed');
end
end TestIRregAccess();
It appears the correct access token or access flags are not being passed properly to this IR action
cheers MTN
Please consider reworking the Registry suite of actions to include the passing of the alternate registry view flags C side eg :
#define flagV64 (KEY_WOW64_64KEY)
#define flagV32 (KEY_WOW64_32KEY)
to open this thing up to Developers creating Apps to run on x64 Windows
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