08-17-2016, 10:56 PM
I completely understand the way wptdriver was designed and built. It's actually a tremendous feat of wizardry that this app runs so consistently on the platforms it's called to do so.
Regrettably, we're in a terribly restricted environment and are quite happy managing the updates on our own. Because of the security restrictions, we've been locked out of deploying/executing the app because it requires admin or higher rights on a system.
The question is this:
Can a version of wptdriver be built that attempts to install _nothing_?
I've stripped everything I can from the .ini file so it shouldn't be _looking_ to install anything, but it's still giving me the admin authentication screen whenever it starts.
Please respond if elaboration is needed.
Many thanks!
Ben
p.s. I've tried the nodeJS agent in an attempt to get around some of these challenges, but so far all efforts have been unsuccessful.
Regrettably, we're in a terribly restricted environment and are quite happy managing the updates on our own. Because of the security restrictions, we've been locked out of deploying/executing the app because it requires admin or higher rights on a system.
The question is this:
Can a version of wptdriver be built that attempts to install _nothing_?
I've stripped everything I can from the .ini file so it shouldn't be _looking_ to install anything, but it's still giving me the admin authentication screen whenever it starts.
Please respond if elaboration is needed.
Many thanks!
Ben
p.s. I've tried the nodeJS agent in an attempt to get around some of these challenges, but so far all efforts have been unsuccessful.