[Qt-interest] Vista changes rights to my Qt-based programs
Claus Tøndering
claus at tondering.dk
Tue Dec 23 14:57:43 CET 2008
The following problem may not be related to Qt. If so, I apologize for
bringing it up here. But I've only seen the problem when writing Qt
programs.
I have recently starting developing Qt programs on WIndows Vista.
Under Windows XP, I've had no problems, but Vista appears to sometimes
change the owner of the .exe file behind my back.
This is what appears to happen: I write a program, compile and link it. The
.exe file is created with me having all rights to the file. I run the
program and everything seems to work fine. But roughly 20% of the time the
ownership of the program changes during its execution. After the program
terminates, I no longer have rights to execute the .exe file, instead that
right belongs to "SYSTEM".
I have tried using both the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler and the MinGW GNU
C++ compiler; the problem is the same.
The program is compiled with "CONFIG += console". I dont know if that makes
any difference.
What can be happening? As I said, I didn't have this type of problem under
XP.
--
Claus
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