Re: [Fab-user] Using Fabric on win32 to modify Registry

[fab-user]

Windows locally or remote targets?

If remote, python would have to be installed on each machine.  Because of that I 
recommend the reg.exe tool instead.  It will definitely have to be run as an 
administrator if changing values outside the current_user area.

-Mike

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 From: "Daanen" <daa...is.com>
 Subject: [Fab-user] Using Fabric on win32 to modify Registry
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> Hello,
>
> I'm currently studying the possibility for us to use Fabric to automate
> application testing in our company.
> Some tests need to corrupt Windows Registry.
> Say I write a python script to corrupt the Registry, does the execution of
> this script using fabric may succeed or will it always failed due to a OS or
> fabric protection process ?
>