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Starting Application Launcher
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The following sections explain how to manually start Application Launcher and how to automate starting the applications:
Windows 2000/XP File System Rights
To ensure that Application Launcher has the local file system access that it needs to distribute applications, make sure the user has the following rights on the workstation:
- At least Read access to the NAL cache directory (typically, c:nalcache). For more information, see Understanding File System Rights to the NAL Cache in ZENworks 6.5 and in ZENworks 6.5 Support Pack 1 (SP1).
- Full Control access to the user's temp directory (typically, c:documents and settingsusernamelocal settingstemp).
- Full Control access to the user's data encryption directory (typically, c:documents and settingsusernameapplication datamicrosoftcrypto). This is required only if the user is using the Desktop Management Agent without a network client.
- ReadWrite rights to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER SoftwareNetWareNAL.1.0 registry key.
- Read rights to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareNetWareNAL1.0 registry key
- Read rights to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareNovellZENworks registry key.
If you have not locked down the workstation, the appropriate rights can be granted through membership in the Users group.
In addition, the System user requires full access to all areas of the workstation so that the NAL Service (a component of Application Launcher) can distribute applications and launch applications configured to run in the 'system' space. By default, this access is granted to the System user as a member of the Administrators group. Do not limit the default rights given to the Administrators group or the System user account.
For more information about Application Launcher file system access requirements, see Novell Application Launcher: Managing Authentication and File System Access.
Manually Starting Application Launcher
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The view (Application Window, Application Explorer, or Application Browser) you want to use determines how you start Application Launcher.
The following sections contain additional information:
Application Window
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To start Application Launcher so that the Application Window view is displayed:
- Click the Start menu > Programs > Novell ZENworks Desktop Management > Application Window.orRun nalwin.exe or nalwin32.exe from the c:program filesnovellzenworks directory.orRun nal.exe from the sys:public directory on the ZENworks Desktop Management Server.In previous releases, nal.exe copied the Novell Application Launcher files to the workstation and then started the Application Window. Beginning with ZENworks for Desktops 4, nal.exe does not copy the files to the workstation; it only starts the Application Window if the Novell Application Launcher files are installed on the workstation. Colocalizer pro 6 00. The primary purpose of the nal.exe file on the ZENworks Desktop Management Server is to maintain backwards compatibility with login scripts created for previous versions.IMPORTANT: You must ensure that you are not executing nal.exe from a server that has ZENworks for Desktops version 4.x or earlier installed. Running the ZENworks for Desktops 3.x nal.exe will downgrade the Novell Application Launcher components on your workstation and will cause error in the Application Launcher processes.IMPORTANT: If you run nal.exe from the sys:public directory and receive an error stating 'The ordinal 6625 could not be located in the dynamic link library MFC42.DLL,' you need to update your server's sys:publicmfc42.dll file. The correct version of mfc42.dll is installed to workstations by the ZENworks Desktop Management Agent. You can copy the file from a workstation's c:winntsystem32 directory to the server's sys:publicmfc42.dll directory.
For information about command line switches that can be used when starting the Application Window, see Application Window Command Line Switches.
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Application Explorer
To start Application Launcher so that the Application Explorer view is displayed:
- Click the Start menu > Programs > Novell ZENworks Desktop Management > Application Explorer.orRun nalview.exe or naldesk.exe from the c:program filesnovellzenworks directory.orRun nalexpld.exe from the sys:public directory on the ZENworks Desktop Management Server. Gemini rue 1 0 download free.In previous releases, nalexpld.exe copied the Novell Application Launcher files to the workstation and then started the Application Explorer. Beginning with ZENworks for Desktops 4, nalexpld.exe does not copy the files to the workstation; it only starts the Application Explorer if the Novell Application Launcher files are installed on the workstation. The primary purpose of the nalexpld.exe file on the Desktop Management Server is to maintain backwards compatibility with login scripts created for previous versions.IMPORTANT: You must ensure that you are not executing nal.exe from a server that has ZENworks for Desktops version 4.x or earlier installed. Running the ZENworks for Desktops 3.x nal.exe will downgrade the Novell Application Launcher components on your workstation and will cause error in the Application Launcher processes.IMPORTANT: If you run nalexpld.exe from the sys:public directory and receive an error stating 'The ordinal 6625 could not be located in the dynamic link library MFC42.DLL,' you need to update your server's sys:publicmfc42.dll file. The correct version of mfc42.dll is installed to workstations by the ZENworks Desktop Management Agent. You can copy the file from a workstation's c:winntsystem32 directory to the server's sys:publicmfc42.dll directory.
For information about command line switches that can be used when starting the Application Window, see Application Explorer Command Line Switches.
Application Browser
To start Application Launcher so that the Application Browser view is displayed:
- Launch the Web browser, then click the Application Browser icon on the Standard Buttons toolbar.
Automating Application Launcher Startup
There are several ways to automatically start Application Launcher, including the following:
- Include the appropriate Application Window, Application Explorer, or Application Browser startup commands in the user's Windows or network login script.
- Add the Application Window or Application Explorer shortcut to the Windows Startup folder. The Desktop Management Agent installation program includes options to let you add either shortcut to the Startup folder.
Here are some examples.
Obfuscating and Packing PyQt Application¶
There is a tool easy-han based on PyQt. Here list the main files:
Here the shell script used to pack this tool by PyArmor:
By option
-e
passing extra options to run PyInstaller, to be sure theseoptions work with PyInstaller:By option
-x
passing extra options to obfuscate the scripts, there are many.py files in the path tests and vnev, but all of them need not to beobfuscated. By passing option --exclude
to exclude them, to be sure theseoptions work with command obfuscate:Important
The command pack will obfuscate the scripts automatically, do not tryto pack the obfuscated the scripts.
Note
From PyArmor 5.5.0, it could improve the security by passing the obfuscatedoption
--advanced1
to enable Advanced Mode. For example:Running obfuscated Django site with Apache and mod_wsgi¶
Balenaetcher 1 5 65 kg. Here is a simple site of Django:
First obfuscating all the scripts:
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Then edit the server configuration file of Apache:
Finally restart Apache: