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Hi @teopost I migrated your issue as discussion as this seems not a glpi-agent bug issue. To me, the "Access denied" answer is from your Falcon Sensor installer. It probably means you're doing something wrong with this installer. IMHO, glpi-agent is not involved and you just have to find how to start the installer in Deploy task run context which is an LOCAL_SERVICE context with high privileges. Maybe some configuration is missing. Maybe another community user with real knowledge with Falcon Sensor can help. |
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Bug reporting acknowledgment
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Describe the bug
I created a task to run the antivirus installation (CrowdStrike) on a remote computer using the “package deploy on demand” feature.
The installation started, but I get an Access Denied error when the agent launches the executable.
Can I fix this issue?
To reproduce
Schedule a CrowdStrike antivirus exe using package deployment
Expected behavior
I expect the antivirus installation to be executed.
Operating system
Windows
GLPI Agent version
v1.15
GLPI version
11.0.0-beta
GLPIInventory plugin or other plugin version
GLPI Inventory v1.5.3
Additional context
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