Releases: albertony/dcompermex
v2.0.3 (DComPermEx)
Note: The version 2.x series of releases contain DComPermEx with my extended features on top of the original source code from Microsoft. The original version is being released as version 1.x under the name DComPerm.
This is a minor update. Changes from v2.0.2 includes support for retrieving runas information, and automatically removing stored runas password when setting Interactive or Launching user. See changelog for more details.
About DComPermEx (v2.0):
It is mainly a build of the original source code from Microsoft's Windows-classic-samples, but also includes the following added features:
- Migrated to newer version of Visual Studio / Visual C++, and added 64-bit build.
- List-option to return as xml.
- Option to set application permissions to none, which clears the ACL effectively setting deny for everyone. Due to risk of getting yourself into problems, this option is only possible on specific AppID, and even then use with care!
- Option to retrieve existing runas information (not just change it).
The application is stand-alone single-binary (DComPermEx.exe) with the Visual C++ runtime libraries statically linked in. This makes it easy to copy around where you need it, and also easy to use in an installer custom action. The release artifact is a zip archive containing both x86 and x64 builds.
v2.0.2 (DComPermEx)
Note: The version 2.x series of releases contain DComPermEx with my extended features on top of the original source code from Microsoft. The original version is being released as version 1.x under the name DComPerm.
This is a minor update. Changes from v2.0.1 includes fix for an issue where wrong user account information could be shown, as a result of LookupAccountSid call failing, improvements to output character encoding, migrated to Visual Studio 2022 (Visual C++ 14.30), and added 64-bit build. Release is now a zip archive containing x86 and x64 builds. See changelog for more details.
About DComPermEx (v2.0):
It is mainly a build of the original source code from Microsoft's Windows-classic-samples, using Visual Studio 2017 Update 3, but also includes the following added features:
- List-option to return as xml.
- Option to set application permissions to none, which clears the ACL effectively setting deny for everyone. Due to risk of getting yourself into problems, this option is only possible on specific AppID, and even then use with care!
The application is stand-alone single-binary (DComPermEx.exe) with the Visual C++ runtime libraries statically linked in. This makes it easy to copy around where you need it, and also easy to use in an installer custom action.
v2.0.1 (DComPermEx)
Note: The version 2.x series of releases contain DComPermEx with my extended features on top of the original source code from Microsoft. The original version is being released as version 1.x under the name DComPerm.
This is a minor update. Changes from v2.0.0 include migrated to Visual Studio 2017 and defined more explicit Windows Vista / Server 2008 as the minimum system requirement.
About DComPermEx (v2.0):
It is mainly a build of the original source code from Microsoft's Windows-classic-samples, using Visual Studio 2017 Update 3, but also includes the following added features:
- List-option to return as xml.
- Option to set application permissions to none, which clears the ACL effectively setting deny for everyone. Due to risk of getting yourself into problems, this option is only possible on specific AppID, and even then use with care!
The application is stand-alone single-binary (DComPermEx.exe) with the Visual C++ runtime libraries statically linked in. This makes it easy to copy around where you need it, and also easy to use in an installer custom action.
v2.0 (DComPermEx)
Note: The version 2.x series of releases contain DComPermEx with my extended features on top of the original source code from Microsoft. The original version is being released as version 1.x under the name DComPerm.
This is the first released version from the master branch. It is mainly a build of the original source code from Microsoft's Windows-classic-samples, using Visual Studio 2015 Update 3, but also includes the following added features:
- List-option to return as xml.
- Option to set application permissions to none, which clears the ACL effectively setting deny for everyone. Due to risk of getting yourself into problems, this option is only possible on specific AppID, and even then use with care!
The application is stand-alone single-binary (DComPermEx.exe) with the Visual C++ runtime libraries statically linked in. This makes it easy to copy around where you need it, and also easy to use in an installer custom action.
v1.0 (DComPerm original)
Note: The version 1.x series of releases contain DComPerm built with the original source code from Microsoft, not including any of my features added into DComPermEx.
This is the first released version from the DComPerm branch, containing the original untouched original source code from Microsoft's Windows-classic-samples, but with some modifications to the build configuration: Mostly migration to Visual Studio 2015 Update 3, statically linking the Visual C++ run-time library to avoid any dependencies, setting version and other resource info.
The application is stand-alone single-binary (DComPerm.exe) with the Visual C++ runtime libraries statically linked in. This makes it easy to copy around where you need it, and also easy to use in an installer custom action.