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Getting defpackagemng errors when logging into Plesk Control Panel

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stormywhether

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Hi there!

I've read the FIX for this at http://kb.swsoft.com/en/1160 but I don't understand how to change permissions at the command prompt using remote desktop.

Can anyone tell me what I need to type in to fix this problem?

Thanks so much!

Stormy
 
Easy Fix

I was getting the same error, its an easy fix, just follow the directions in that KB URL you posted. Go into Windows Explorer, go to c:\windows (or whatever your system drive letter and Windows directory name is), go to system32, right-click cmd.exe and change the permissions to match those outlined in the KB URL. If for some reason you can't get to it with Windows Explorer, use the command prompt to cd to the same directory, and run the cacls (Change ACcess ListS) to change permissions on cmd.exe from the command prompt instead of the Windows Explorer GUI. Use 'cacls /?' for syntax. Hope this helps!
 
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