Hello, We need to run condor jobs in remote machines using run_as_owner.. Both the remote user and the user of the machine where the job is executed are in the same domain. When we monitor the access to the registry done by the job, if we run the job as a local user, it accesses the registry key HKU\xxx where xxx is the registry hive
for the local user. However, when the job is run by a remote user, it will try to access the registry key for the remote user HKU\yyy which does not exist, and thus causes the job failure
This could be fixed by using load_profile, but in the documentation, it is mentioned that both features are currently not compatible Isn’t there a workaround to solve this issue? Best regards Beste Grüße, Almansour Belleh Blanco Software Engineer R&D Automatic Segmentation Brainlab AG T +49 89 99 15 68 – 0 F +49 89 99 15 68 – 33
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