My only guess would be to do something like:
<Property Id="MYDOMAINPASSWORD" Hidden="yes" />
That may or may not work for command-line properties.
From: Andy Ness
Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 10:25 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net; Rob Mensching; Justin Rockwood
Subject: Question about logging from a WIX install
I have an MSI file created via WIX. In there, I install some services. For
these services, I need a domain account name and password. This information is
passed in to my MSI via the command line of MSIEXEC (egg. "msiexec /qn /I
MyInstall.msi /L*vx c:\install.log MYDOMAINNAME=domain\account
MYDOMAINPASSWORD=MyPassword").
In the log file, I want to hide instances of the password. I have found I can
do that by making sure the property is hidden, and by using the
"HideTarget='Yes'" tag on my CustomAction (when I look in the install.log file
at the point where the custom action is being run, the password is correctly
hidden). The problem is, very much near the top of my install.log file is the
full command line. It says "Command Line: MYDOMAINNAME=domain\account
MYDOMAINPASSWORD=MyPassword". Well, this somewhat defeats the purpose of
trying to hide this information.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how the command line can be truly hidden in
the log files?
Thanks,
Andy
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