How to grant a user 'log on as a service' rights programmatically
Question
I created a new user using the Windows 7 command line:
net user password /add
I want to use this user to start a newly-created service. However, it's not possible due to lack of "log on as a service" rights.
Is there a way to grant permissions to this user programmatically or by using the command line?
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2 2013-11-08 21:53:35
Programmatically, you would use the LsaAddAccountRight function to add the SE_SERVICE_LOGON_NAME right.
MSDN has a partial example
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