Auto approve a resource using auto-approve.properties configuration file

Hi All,
I am wondering if the auto-approve feature enabled through the use of the auto-approve.properties file is being used by any one?
I am using version 5.7.1 of the agent and server. And in my agent running on a VM I have the auto-approve.properties file with this content:
# Approve Platform
platform = true
# Approve JBoss
JBoss\ 5.1 = true
When my VM starts up, I continue to see that it comes up on the Hyperic UI in the auto-discovered list of resources and needs manual auto-approval using an Add to Inventory button click.
I need to programmatically do the auto-approve for a number of resources (that may appear at any time) and hence cannot use the UI to do this.
Are there any agent or server -side settings that need to be enabled for auto-approve to take effect ?
Thanks in advance for any hints!

The inventory can be approved in the Hyperic manager without the use of the API by configuring an auto-approve.properties file that contains the ResourcePrototypes you are interested in and how they should be handled. True accepts into inventory, false leaves in the AI queue.
I've attached an auto-approve.properties file that has all OOTB ResourcePrototypes (as of v5.7) set true.
platform=true
AIX=true
Active\ Directory\ 2008=true
Active\ Directory\ 2008\ Authentication=true
Active\ Directory\ 2008\ LDAP=true
Active\ Directory\ 2012=true
Active\ Directory\ 2012\ Authentication=true
Active\ Directory\ 2012\ LDAP=true
Active\ Directory\ base=true
Active\ Directory\ base\ Authentication=true
Active\ Directory\ base\ LDAP=true
ActiveMQ\ 4.0=true
ActiveMQ\ 4.0\ Broker=true
ActiveMQ\ 4.0\ Connector=true
ActiveMQ\ 4.0\ Queue=true
ActiveMQ\ 4.0\ Topic=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.0=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.0\ Broker=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.0\ Connector=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.0\ Queue=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.0\ Topic=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.1=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.1\ Broker=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.1\ Connector=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.1\ Queue=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.1\ Topic=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.2=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.2\ Broker=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.2\ Connector=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.2\ Queue=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.2\ Topic=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.3=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.3\ Broker=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.3\ Connector=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.3\ Queue=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.3\ Topic=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.4=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.4\ Broker=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.4\ Connector=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.4\ Queue=true
ActiveMQ\ 5.4\ Topic=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.0=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.0\ Broker=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.0\ Connector=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.0\ Queue=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.0\ Topic=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.1=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.1\ Broker=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.1\ Connector=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.1\ Queue=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.1\ Topic=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.2=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.2\ Broker=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.2\ Connector=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.2\ Queue=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.2\ Topic=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.3=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.3\ Broker=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.3\ Connector=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.3\ Queue=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.3\ Topic=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.4=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.4\ Broker=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.4\ Connector=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.4\ Queue=true
ActiveMQ\ Embedded\ 5.4\ Topic=true
Alfresco\ 2.0.x=true
Alfresco\ 2.0.x\ Database\ Backend=true
Alfresco\ 2.0.x\ HTTP=true
Alfresco\ 2.0.x\ Lucene\ Index=true
Alfresco\ 2.0.x\ Tomcat=true
Apache\ 1.3=true
Apache\ 1.3\ VHost=true
Apache\ 1.3\ mod_jk\ Worker=true
Apache\ 2.0=true
Apache\ 2.0\ VHost=true
Apache\ 2.0\ mod_jk\ Worker=true
Apache\ 2.2=true
Apache\ 2.2\ VHost=true
Apache\ 2.2\ mod_jk\ Worker=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 5.5=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 5.5\ Cache=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 5.5\ DataSource\ Pool=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 5.5\ Global\ Request\ Processor=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 5.5\ HTTP=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 5.5\ JSP\ Monitor=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 5.5\ Java\ Process\ Metrics=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 5.5\ Servlet\ Monitor=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 5.5\ Thread\ Pools=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 5.5\ Web\ Module\ Stats=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ Cache=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ DataSource\ Pool=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ Global\ Request\ Processor=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ HQ\ Internals=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ HTTP=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ Hyperic\ Data\ Source=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ JSP\ Monitor=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ Java\ Process\ Metrics=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ Servlet\ Monitor=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ Thread\ Pools=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 6.0\ Web\ Module\ Stats=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ Cache=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ DataSource\ Pool=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ Global\ Request\ Processor=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ HQ\ Internals=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ HTTP=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ Hyperic\ Data\ Source=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ JSP\ Monitor=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ Java\ Process\ Metrics=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ Servlet\ Monitor=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ Thread\ Pools=true
Apache\ Tomcat\ 7.0\ Web\ Module\ Stats=true
Apache\ httpd=true
Apache\ httpd\ mod_jk\ Worker=true
Apache-ERS\ 2.3=true
Apache-ERS\ 2.3\ VHost=true
Apache-ERS\ 2.3\ mod_jk\ Worker=true
Apache-ERS\ 2.4=true
Apache-ERS\ 2.4\ VHost=true
Apache-ERS\ 2.4\ mod_jk\ Worker=true
Apache-ERS\ 3.x=true
Apache-ERS\ 3.x\ VHost=true
Apache-ERS\ 3.x\ mod_jk\ Worker=true
Apache-ERS\ 4.x=true
Apache-ERS\ 4.x\ VHost=true
Apache-ERS\ 4.x\ mod_jk\ Worker=true
Application\ Peer\ 6.5=true
Application\ Peer\ 6.5\ Region=true
Bind\ 9.x=true
CPU=true
Cache\ Server\ 6.5=true
Cache\ Server\ 6.5\ Region=true
Cisco\ IOS=true
Cisco\ IOS\ Interface=true
Cisco\ IOS\ Server=true
Cisco\ PIXOS=true
Cisco\ PIXOS\ Interface=true
Cisco\ PIXOS\ Server=true
Coldfusion\ 6.x=true
Coldfusion\ 6.x\ HTTP=true
Coldfusion\ 6.x\ Java\ Process\ Metrics=true
Coldfusion\ 7.x=true
Coldfusion\ 7.x\ HTTP=true
Coldfusion\ 7.x\ Java\ Process\ Metrics=true
DB2\ 7.x=true
DB2\ 7.x\ Database=true
DB2\ 7.x\ Table=true
DB2\ 7.x\ Tablespace=true
DB2\ 8.x=true
DB2\ 8.x\ Database=true
DB2\ 8.x\ Table=true
DB2\ 8.x\ Tablespace=true
DB2\ 9.x=true
DB2\ 9.x\ Database=true
DB2\ 9.x\ Table=true
DB2\ 9.x\ Tablespace=true
DB2\ JDBC\ 9.x=true
DB2\ JDBC\ 9.x\ Buffer\ Pool=true
DB2\ JDBC\ 9.x\ Memory\ Pool=true
DB2\ JDBC\ 9.x\ Table=true
DB2\ JDBC\ 9.x\ Table\ Space=true
DB2\ JDBC\ Database\ Manager\ 9.x=true
DHCP=true
DNS=true
Exchange\ 2000=true
Exchange\ 2000\ IMAP4=true
Exchange\ 2000\ MTA=true
Exchange\ 2000\ POP3=true
Exchange\ 2000\ Web=true
Exchange\ 2003=true
Exchange\ 2003\ IMAP4=true
Exchange\ 2003\ MTA=true
Exchange\ 2003\ POP3=true
Exchange\ 2003\ Web=true
Exchange\ 2007=true
Exchange\ 2007\ IMAP4=true
Exchange\ 2007\ POP3=true
Exchange\ 2007\ Web=true
Exchange\ 2010=true
Exchange\ 2010\ IMAP4=true
Exchange\ 2010\ POP3=true
Exchange\ 2010\ Web=true
Exchange\ 5.5=true
Exchange\ 5.5\ IMAP4=true
Exchange\ 5.5\ MTA=true
Exchange\ 5.5\ POP3=true
Exchange\ 5.5\ Web=true
Exchange\ Transport\ 2007=true
Exchange\ Transport\ 2007\ SmtpReceive=true
Exchange\ Transport\ 2007\ SmtpSend=true
Exchange\ Transport\ 2010=true
Exchange\ Transport\ 2010\ SmtpReceive=true
Exchange\ Transport\ 2010\ SmtpSend=true
FTP=true
FileServer=true
FileServer\ Directory=true
FileServer\ Directory\ Tree=true
FileServer\ File=true
FileServer\ Mount=true
FreeBSD=true
Gateway\ Hub\ 6.5=true
Gateway\ Hub\ 6.5\ Gateway=true
Gateway\ Hub\ 6.5\ Region=true
GemFire\ Distributed\ System=true
Geronimo\ 1.0=true
Geronimo\ 1.0\ Entity\ Bean=true
Geronimo\ 1.0\ JCA\ Connection\ Factory=true
Geronimo\ 1.0\ Stateful\ Session\ Bean=true
Geronimo\ 1.0\ Stateless\ Session\ Bean=true
GlassFish\ 9.x=true
GlassFish\ 9.x\ Class\ Loading\ System=true
GlassFish\ 9.x\ Connection\ Queue=true
GlassFish\ 9.x\ Garbage\ Collector=true
GlassFish\ 9.x\ Global\ Request\ Processor=true
GlassFish\ 9.x\ Manager=true
GlassFish\ 9.x\ PWC\ Connection\ Queue=true
GlassFish\ 9.x\ PWC\ File\ Cache=true
GlassFish\ 9.x\ PWC\ Keep\ Alive=true
GlassFish\ 9.x\ Servlet=true
GlassFish\ 9.x\ System\ Compilation=true
GlassFish\ 9.x\ WebModule=true
HPUX=true
HQ\ Agent=true
HQ\ PostgreSQL\ 9.x=true
HQ\ PostgreSQL\ 9.x\ DataBase=true
HQ\ PostgreSQL\ 9.x\ Index=true
HQ\ PostgreSQL\ 9.x\ Table=true
HTTP=true
IIS\ 4.x=true
IIS\ 4.x\ VHost=true
IIS\ 5.x=true
IIS\ 5.x\ VHost=true
IIS\ 6.x=true
IIS\ 6.x\ VHost=true
IIS\ 7.x=true
IIS\ 7.x\ VHost=true
IIS\ 8.x=true
IIS\ 8.x\ VHost=true
IMAP=true
InetAddress\ Ping=true
Informix\ 10.0=true
Informix\ 10.0\ DBSpace=true
Informix\ 10.0\ Table=true
JBoss\ 3.2=true
JBoss\ 3.2\ Entity\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 3.2\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
JBoss\ 3.2\ JCA\ Connection\ Pool=true
JBoss\ 3.2\ JGroups\ Channel=true
JBoss\ 3.2\ JMS\ Destination=true
JBoss\ 3.2\ JMS\ Topic=true
JBoss\ 3.2\ Message\ Driven\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 3.2\ Stateful\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 3.2\ Stateless\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.0=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ EJB3=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ Entity\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ HQ\ Internals=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ JCA\ Connection\ Pool=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ JCA\ Data\ Source=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ JGroups\ Channel=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ JMS\ Destination=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ JMS\ Topic=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ Message\ Driven\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ Stateful\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.0\ Stateless\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.2=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ EJB3=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ Entity\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ HQ\ Internals=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ JCA\ Connection\ Pool=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ JCA\ Data\ Source=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ JGroups\ Channel=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ JMS\ Destination=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ JMS\ Topic=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ Message\ Driven\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ Stateful\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.2\ Stateless\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.3=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ EJB3=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ Entity\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ JCA\ Connection\ Pool=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ JCA\ Data\ Source=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ JGroups\ Channel=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ JMS\ Destination=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ JMS\ Queue\ Destination=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ JMS\ Topic=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ Message\ Driven\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ Stateful\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 4.3\ Stateless\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 5.0=true
JBoss\ 5.0\ EJB\ 3=true
JBoss\ 5.0\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
JBoss\ 5.0\ JCA\ Connection\ Pool=true
JBoss\ 5.0\ JCA\ Data\ Source=true
JBoss\ 5.0\ JGroups\ Channel=true
JBoss\ 5.0\ JMS\ QUEUE\ Destination=true
JBoss\ 5.0\ JMS\ Topic=true
JBoss\ 5.0\ Message\ Driven\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 5.0\ Stateful\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 5.0\ Stateless\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 5.0\ WebApp=true
JBoss\ 5.1=true
JBoss\ 5.1\ EJB\ 3=true
JBoss\ 5.1\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
JBoss\ 5.1\ JCA\ Connection\ Pool=true
JBoss\ 5.1\ JCA\ Data\ Source=true
JBoss\ 5.1\ JGroups\ Channel=true
JBoss\ 5.1\ JMS\ QUEUE\ Destination=true
JBoss\ 5.1\ JMS\ Topic=true
JBoss\ 5.1\ Message\ Driven\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 5.1\ Stateful\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 5.1\ Stateless\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 5.1\ WebApp=true
JBoss\ 6.0=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ EJB\ 3=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ JCA\ Connection\ Pool=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ JCA\ Data\ Source=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ JGroups\ Channel=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ JMS\ HornetQ\ QUEUE=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ JMS\ HornetQ\ Topic=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ JMS\ QUEUE\ Destination=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ JMS\ Topic=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ Message\ Driven\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ Stateful\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ Stateless\ Session\ EJB=true
JBoss\ 6.0\ WebApp=true
JBoss\ 7=true
JBoss\ 7\ Connector=true
JBoss\ 7\ Datasource=true
JBoss\ 7\ deployment=true
JBoss\ 7.1=true
JBoss\ 7.1\ Connector=true
JBoss\ 7.1\ Datasource=true
JBoss\ 7.1\ deployment=true
JBoss\ Host\ Controller\ 7=true
JBoss\ Host\ Controller\ 7.1=true
JBoss\ Managed\ 7=true
JBoss\ Managed\ 7\ Connector=true
JBoss\ Managed\ 7\ Datasource=true
JBoss\ Managed\ 7\ deployment=true
JBoss\ Managed\ 7.1=true
JBoss\ Managed\ 7.1\ Connector=true
JBoss\ Managed\ 7.1\ Datasource=true
JBoss\ Managed\ 7.1\ deployment=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ Cache=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ DataSource\ Pool=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ Global\ Request\ Processor=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ HQ\ Internals=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ HTTP=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ Hyperic\ Data\ Source=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ JSP\ Monitor=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ Java\ Process\ Metrics=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ Servlet\ Monitor=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ Thread\ Pools=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.0\ Web\ Module\ Stats=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ Cache=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ DataSource\ Pool=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ Global\ Request\ Processor=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ HQ\ Internals=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ HTTP=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ Hyperic\ Data\ Source=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ JSP\ Monitor=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ Java\ Process\ Metrics=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ Servlet\ Monitor=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ Thread\ Pools=true
JBoss\ Web\ 2.1\ Web\ Module\ Stats=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ Cache=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ DataSource\ Pool=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ Global\ Request\ Processor=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ HQ\ Internals=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ HTTP=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ Hibernate\ Session\ Factory=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ Hyperic\ Data\ Source=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ JSP\ Monitor=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ Java\ Process\ Metrics=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ Servlet\ Monitor=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ Thread\ Pools=true
JBoss\ Web\ 3.0\ Web\ Module\ Stats=true
JMX\ Agent\ 6.5=true
Jetty\ 6.x=true
Jetty\ 6.x\ Jetty\ IO=true
LDAP=true
Linux=true
MacOSX=true
MsSQL\ 2000=true
MsSQL\ 2000\ Database=true
MsSQL\ 2000\ SQLAgent=true
MsSQL\ 2005=true
MsSQL\ 2005\ Database=true
MsSQL\ 2005\ SQLAgent=true
MsSQL\ 2008=true
MsSQL\ 2008\ Database=true
MsSQL\ 2008\ R2=true
MsSQL\ 2008\ R2\ Database=true
MsSQL\ 2008\ R2\ SQLAgent=true
MsSQL\ 2008\ SQLAgent=true
MsSQL\ 2012=true
MsSQL\ 2012\ Database=true
MsSQL\ 2012\ SQLAgent=true
MultiProcess=true
MySQL\ 3.x=true
MySQL\ 3.x\ Table=true
MySQL\ 4.x=true
MySQL\ 4.x\ Table=true
MySQL\ 5.x=true
MySQL\ 5.x\ Table=true
MySQL\ Process\ 3.x=true
MySQL\ Process\ 4.x=true
MySQL\ Process\ 5.x=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 4.0.x=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 4.0.x\ Show\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 4.0.x\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 4.1.x=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 4.1.x\ Show\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 4.1.x\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.0.x=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.0.x\ Show\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.0.x\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.0.x\ Table=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.1.x=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.1.x\ Show\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.1.x\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.1.x\ Table=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.5.x=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.5.x\ Show\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.5.x\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ 5.5.x\ Table=true
MySQL\ Stats\ base=true
MySQL\ Stats\ base\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ baseWithTable=true
MySQL\ Stats\ baseWithTable\ Slave\ Status=true
MySQL\ Stats\ baseWithTable\ Table=true
NTP=true
NTP\ 4.x=true
Nagios=true
Nagios\ Plugin=true
Net\ Services=true
NetApp\ Filer=true
NetApp\ Filer\ CIFS\ Server=true
NetApp\ Filer\ File\ System=true
NetApp\ Filer\ Interface=true
NetApp\ Filer\ NFS\ server\ v2=true
NetApp\ Filer\ NFS\ server\ v3=true
NetApp\ Filer\ Server=true
NetBSD=true
Network\ Device=true
Network\ Device\ Interface=true
Network\ Device\ Server=true
Network\ Host=true
Network\ Host\ Interface=true
Network\ Host\ Server=true
Network\ Host\ Storage=true
NetworkServer=true
NetworkServer\ Interface=true
OC4J\ 10=true
OC4J\ 10\ Application=true
OC4J\ 10\ Entity\ Bean=true
OC4J\ 10\ JCA\ Connection\ Pool=true
OC4J\ 10\ JCA\ Resource=true
OC4J\ 10\ JDBC\ Resource=true
OC4J\ 10\ JMS\ Destination=true
OC4J\ 10\ JMS\ Topic=true
OC4J\ 10\ JTA\ Resource=true
OC4J\ 10\ Stateful\ Session\ Bean=true
OC4J\ 10\ Stateless\ Session\ Bean=true
OC4J\ 10\ Thread\ Pool=true
OC4J\ 10\ Web\ Module=true
OpenBSD=true
OpenLDAP\ 2.3.x=true
OpenLDAP\ 2.3.x\ LDAP=true
OpenLDAP\ 2.3.x\ Slapd\ Process\ Metrics=true
Oracle\ 10g=true
Oracle\ 10g\ Process\ Metrics=true
Oracle\ 10g\ Segment=true
Oracle\ 10g\ TNS\ Ping=true
Oracle\ 10g\ Tablespace=true
Oracle\ 10g\ User\ Instance=true
Oracle\ 11g=true
Oracle\ 11g\ Process\ Metrics=true
Oracle\ 11g\ Segment=true
Oracle\ 11g\ TNS\ Ping=true
Oracle\ 11g\ Tablespace=true
Oracle\ 11g\ User\ Instance=true
Oracle\ 8i=true
Oracle\ 8i\ Process\ Metrics=true
Oracle\ 8i\ TNS\ Ping=true
Oracle\ 8i\ Tablespace=true
Oracle\ 8i\ User\ Instance=true
Oracle\ 9i=true
Oracle\ 9i\ Process\ Metrics=true
Oracle\ 9i\ TNS\ Ping=true
Oracle\ 9i\ Tablespace=true
Oracle\ 9i\ User\ Instance=true
POP3=true
Perlbal\ 1.x=true
Postfix\ 2.x=true
Postfix\ 2.x\ Queue=true
PostgreSQL\ 7.4=true
PostgreSQL\ 7.4\ DataBase=true
PostgreSQL\ 7.4\ Index=true
PostgreSQL\ 7.4\ Table=true
PostgreSQL\ 8.x=true
PostgreSQL\ 8.x\ DataBase=true
PostgreSQL\ 8.x\ Index=true
PostgreSQL\ 8.x\ Table=true
PostgreSQL\ 9.x=true
PostgreSQL\ 9.x\ DataBase=true
PostgreSQL\ 9.x\ Index=true
PostgreSQL\ 9.x\ Table=true
Process=true
ProcessServer=true
RPC=true
RabbitMQ=true
RabbitMQ\ Channel=true
RabbitMQ\ Connection=true
RabbitMQ\ Exchange=true
RabbitMQ\ Queue=true
RabbitMQ\ VirtualHost=true
Resin\ 3.x=true
Resin\ 3.x\ Connection\ Pool=true
Resin\ 3.x\ Port=true
Resin\ 3.x\ Webapp=true
SMTP=true
SNMP=true
SQL\ Query=true
SSH=true
Samba\ 3.x=true
Script=true
Sendmail\ 8.x=true
Sendmail\ 8.x\ Message\ Submission\ Process=true
Sendmail\ 8.x\ Root\ Daemon\ Process=true
Sendmail\ 8.x\ SMTP=true
SharePoint\ 2007=true
SharePoint\ 2007\ Publishing\ Cache=true
SharePoint\ 2007\ Search\ Archival\ Plugin=true
SharePoint\ 2007\ Search\ Gatherer=true
SharePoint\ 2007\ Search\ Gatherer\ Projects=true
SharePoint\ 2007\ Search\ Schema\ Plugin=true
SharePoint\ 2007\ Webserver=true
SharePoint\ 2007\ WindowsService=true
SharePoint\ 2010=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Disk-Based\ Cache=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ BDC\ Metadata=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ BDC\ Online=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ Search\ Archival\ Plugin=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ Search\ FAST\ Content\ Plugin=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ Search\ Gatherer=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ Search\ Gatherer\ Databases=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ Search\ Gatherer\ Projects=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ Search\ Indexer\ Plugin=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ Search\ Query\ Processor=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ Search\ Schema\ Plugin=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Publishing\ Cache=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Records\ Management\ Counters=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Webserver=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ WindowsService=true
Solaris=true
Spring\ Application=true
Spring\ Insight=true
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You need to download this file: http://www.ijji.com/hanstartguide4ie.nhn
Run it and it'll remove the browser plugin from Firefox. Then re-run Reactor installer.

Opening my Photoshop Elements 11 does not work. I always get following message: "Could not open a volume of work, because the file is locked or you do not have the required permissions. Undo the protection of the file on using the command 'Properties' in

Opening my Photoshop Elements 11 does not work. I always get following message: "Could not open a volume of work, because the file is locked or you do not have the required permissions. Undo the protection of the file on using the command 'Properties' in Windows Explorer." What is wrong? I cannot unterstand what I have to do!

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Use the command "Properties" in Windows Explorer to unlock the file

I'm getting this error where, when I start Photoshop, I get a popup saying "Cannot load Photoshop because the file is locked or you don't have the needed privileges.. Use the command "Properties" in Windows Explorer to unlock the file". I unlocked it's access to everyone for the 64-bit and the 32-bit version, still doesn't work. The only way to make it work is by going in Program Files>Adobe>Adobe Photoshop CS5 (64-bit) and manually starting it as an administrator.
Everything was working just fine until today. Please help!

If this worked before, and you have made no hardware or software changes you might want to reset the preferences.
Start photoshop and IMMEDIATELY hold down the Alt + Ctrl + shift keys. It is a little tricky but keep trying until you get a reset window.

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