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Michael Jacobs
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Hello Peter, I checked again this morning and PASOE + _mproapsv run under the Windows user account that started it. I think you have to look at the Windows environment you are trying to work in. The method of starting PASOE is always according to whether it is configured as a Windows Service or not. conf/appserver.properties psc.as.service={true|false} If psc.as.service=true, then you must use the standard Windows Service administration utility, or the /bin/tcman.bat service {start|stop} command. In any case the process owners is what the Windows Service is configured for. If psc.as.service=false, then I recommend you use the /bin/tcman.bat {start|stop} commands. The tcman utility is superior to the simple-minded bin/startup.bat or bin/shutdown.bat. In this case the process owners will be exactly who the process owner is who ran the startup. The Windows way to start a process using a different user than the login user is 'runas'. Mike Jacobs
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