The relevant parent of util:permissionex is createfolder.
Put a component in your directory tree that has a CreateFolder with a
permissionsEx nexted in it.
An example...
Directory Id=windowstemp Name=temp
Component Id=windowstempPerm Guid=*
RegistryValue
I do not want to recreate or overwrite the MachineKeys folder that already
exists. Will adding CreateFolder / as you suggest below overwrite the
existing folder? If so, how can I avoid that, but still add the permission I
need to the folder?
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 5:23 AM, David Watson
The Component Table MSDN page
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa368007.aspx) has this to say
about the Condition field:
The Condition field enables or disables a component only during the
CostFinalize action. To enable or disable a component after
CostFinalize, you must use a custom
Absolutely, let me know what information is needed. Here's my patch file,
which is basically straight up from the tutorial on the wix page:
Patch
AllowRemoval=yes
Manufacturer=Syscase
DisplayName=Test Patch
Description=Small Update Patch
No it will not overwrite it or cause it to be removed on uninstall.
The code example is to set permissions on the windows\temp folder which
pre-exists and the permission is added to the ACL of the folder.
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From: CoolBreeze [mailto:coolbreeze...@googlemail.com]
Sent:
Did you run heat twice, once each on the original and upgrade MSIs, or did
you retain the same source code for both versions ? You should be retaining
the code.
Other than that, it seems OK.
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To:
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Thanks for you help. I understand now. Can you tell what I might have missed
to cause the ACL not to be set on the MachineKeys folder? Have I missed
something in how I've configured this? I've added the following code to a
separate Fragment file and my understanding is that this file will be
Hi,
I have a msi created with wix, which installs and uninstalls fine. But
if I use it as upgrade, some files are kept in the prior version.
This happens to .NET assemblies if the version is the same as before.
That's easy to fix.
But what happens to unversioned files during a major upgrade?
If you reference anything in a fragment then the entire fragment will be
included in your installer.
So if you add a componentRef in your feature this fragment will be included.
-Original Message-
From: CoolBreeze [mailto:coolbreeze...@googlemail.com]
Sent: 14 June 2011 14:20
To:
Yes, schedule your major upgrade (RemoveExistingProduct action if you're not
using the MajorUpgrade element) before InstallInitialize.
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 6:40 AM, Michael Stoll unwicht...@mistoll.dewrote:
Hi,
I have a msi created with wix, which installs and uninstalls fine. But
if I
Hello,
I'm having trouble showing a custom 'confirm' dialog in the middle of my
install sequence and continuing on property. I'm using 3.5 RTM.
Currently I show the welcome dialog, then the license agreement. After that I
want to show a warning in a spawned dialog. If the user agrees to it I
I knew there was something I was probably missing. I've added the
componentRef, but the build fails with the following error:
The primary key 'TARGETDIR' is duplicated in table 'Directory'. Please
remove one of the entries or rename a part of the primary key to avoid the
collision.
It is true
Thanks, Pally. I actually found Bob's article right after I sent out this
message yesterday. It's very enlightening.
To tie everything together once again, what I had below for the code block
was really a test trying to figure out when BaseFeature had a reasonable
value.
The real issue at this
Either take it out of the fragment or use a DirectoryRef.
Fragment
DirectoryRef Id=TARGETDIR
Directory Id=AppDataFolder
Directory Id=dir6A68E13632B544EDA8F393F83B23F439 Name=Microsoft
Directory Id=dir03FB174C3B8F4214AF6A130B8EAA7BA1 Name=Crypto
Directory
Hello All
Can someone please explain how I can turn logging on during the candle and
light calls, as I have errors that I need to correct.
I am automating the calls, which causes the command prompt to close very
quickly after the code has been run.
Thanks in advance.
PS thank you Tonny
The reason I'm using a fragment is to try to keep things organized. The
installer is installing files in one location, but as part of the
installation process I need to modify the ACL of the MachineKeys folder,
which as you know will be in a completely different location from my
installation
Something like this may help:
http://blog.crankybit.com/redirecting-output-to-a-file-in-windows-batch-scripts/
David Amey wrote:
Hello All
Can someone please explain how I can turn logging on during the candle and
light calls, as I have errors that I need to correct.
I am automating the
Hi,
Looking for help with upgrading a product previously installed by
InstallAware, now we are using WIX.
Thanks.
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