If you look at the code for the ExecSecureObjects custom action you can see
that it uses AclGetWellKnownSid (which in turn calls the Windows API
AllocateAndInitializeSid) to look up the NetworkService SID. Is this not
what you want?
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What's the best way to control who is able to install a package? Can I make
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Can anyone shed any light on this and suggest a way that I can author the
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I think that having examples in the documentation would help out immensely.
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I can't see anything obviously wrong here, but my suggestion is to create a
verbose log and see what the property values are:
msiexec /i setup.msi /l*vx Install.log
Also, if you aren't using it
Wilogutl.exehttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372811.aspxis
a nice tool to analyze the logs
to the end of all the primary key identifiers in
the MSI. The MSI SDK talks about this process in detail.
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the install with a CA if detected. I wish there was a good way to know they
are installed per-user w/o a CA, but this is good enough.
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to
miss.
Once I get my installer released, and once I feel I know enough to be
helpful to others (and this thread proves I'm not really there yet) I may
stop whining and start contributing this project. :-)
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You can use
:
Chris,
I'm curious, why do you use this approach instead of the shipping
wix.targets build process that comes with WiX?
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I've built my own auto update mechanism to recognize when new versions
are available based on a web service, but I'm curious to know what
solutions others have come up with. Basically, my app just phones home
to a predefined location on startup, and if there's a new version,
downloads and runs
no distinction between 3.0.0.0 and 3.0.0.1. Is that what you're
seeing?
Phil Wilson
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could use the MSBuild Community
Tasks (http://msbuildtasks.tigris.org/) to read the registry (via
RegistryRead) to dynamically determine the install location of WiX.
Hope this helps.
-Chris
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I am new to Wix
I'm doing wrong here?
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But you could write a bootstrapper that caches and tweaks the package based
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Hey Neil:
Thanks for responding. Sure, I do have other directories like:
Directory Id=ProgramFilesFolder
Directory Id=DesktopFolder
Directory Id=SystemFolder
Directory Id=CommonAppDataFolder Name=MyDataDir
Directory Id
figure it out eventually...
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What do you have underneath your Directory element? Generally you put
another Directory element in to make the files go where you want, as in
this example from Authoring your first .wxs file
bump.
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I have a requirement for the end user to be able to add files to my MSI
before they deploy it to their machines.
At present I wrote a program to use msi.dll to allow them to customize some
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it's set to drive C:\ weven though my MSI is on a
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I have a requirement for the end user to be able to add files to my MSI
before they deploy it to their machines.
At present I wrote a program to use msi.dll to allow them to customize some
properties - it writes out a modified *.msi file as well as a *.mst
transform file.
I see some discussion
Hi,
I'm getting this error..
error LGHT0094 : Unresolved reference to symbol 'User:test' in section
'Product:{A50A3A25-28AA-40D0-97B7-63091A3723D9}'
code as follows..
Directory Id='TARGETDIR' Name='SourceDir'
Directory Id=apps_d Name=.
Component Id='apps_d'
Hi,
In the util:FileSharePermission element, there's no Domain attribute. Is there
some other way to grant fileshare permissions to a domain account?
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I'm using Wix v3. Trying to use the extended permission element. Getting this
error:
The CreateFolder element contains an unhandled extension element
'util:PermissionEx'.
My source looks like this:
Wix xmlns=http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi;
Can somebody help me figure out what I'm doing wrong here. I'm trying to
lookup a file path in the registry and then do a FileSearch to see if it
meets the minimum version I require. Here's my code:
Property Id=FLASH_FILE_PATH
RegistrySearch Id=FlashFilePath Root=HKCR Type=file
\light.exe -ext
WixNetFxExtension -ext WixUIExtension Project.wixobj
Microsoft (R) Windows Installer Xml Linker version 3.0.4109.0
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2003. All rights reserved.
C:\chris\Project.wxs(139): warning LGHT1056: The Directory table contains a
row with primary key(s
Hi again:
During install I need to start a program that I've just installed, and I
also need to kill it during uninstall/upgrade.
I believe that I can just add a custom action to start it, but what about to
stop it? Is there a non CA solution to this problem?
Thanks!
-Chris
in touch Siva - I may be begging you forward my resume for that
security guard gig after a few more weeks of playing with this tech. ;-)
Cheers.
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Hi Chris
I can only second your opinion. It's almost unbelievable, how difficult
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try to come up with repro
cases (at least for the second; a patch for the second case would just plain
not-work on a French OS) if this would help, and file the appropriate bug
reports.
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define a resource (say a vbs utility script file)
in one wxi file and avoid duplicate symbols?
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GenericRead=yes Read=yes GenericExecute=yes /
util:PermissionEx Domain=[ComputerName]
User=IUSR_[ComputerName] GenericRead=yes Read=yes
GenericExecute=yes /
/CreateFolder
/Component
Thanks tons!
Chris
GenericExecute=yes /
util:PermissionEx Domain=[ComputerName]
User=IUSR_[ComputerName] GenericRead=yes Read=yes
GenericExecute=yes /
/CreateFolder
/Component
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It looks like I have 3.0.2925.0 installed.
The registry looked correct, but I found the problem in the .wixproj file.
Thanks for the help!
topher
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My co-worker created a WiX script using WiX 3 and Votive 3
Hi all,
My co-worker created a WiX script using WiX 3 and Votive 3 and added the new
project to our solution and VCS. I updated my workspace and have been
trying to build the solution using VS 2005, but get stuck on the following
error:
The specified task executable location 'C:\Program
).aspx
). In Wix, use Component/@Transitive = yes.
Conditions on transitive components are always evaluated, whereas
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That's perfect, and exactly the behaviour I was trying to achieve.
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Is there any way to get a repair to re-evaluate what components are
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Hi,
I need my WiX installer to create the following structure in IIS but I'm
unsure of what should be nested where:
- AppPool 1
- AppPool 2
- Main Web Site (runs in AppPool 1)
- Directory 1
- Directory 2
- Directory 3 (runs in AppPool 2)
Can someone provide the basic
ReadAttributes=yes
Synchronize=yes/
/util:FileShare
/Component
/DirectoryRef
/Fragment
/Wix
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Not to confuse you - in my example in the mail I left the line to define
my dll:
Binary Id=MsiTools SourceFile=MsiTools.dll/
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I solve this?
Thank's,
Chris
here my example:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
Wix xmlns=http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi;
Product Id=5f98847e-4d63-490d-9644-fa98120decd5
Name=Application Language=1033
Version=20.0.0.0 Manufacturer=Test AG
UpgradeCode
Actually, I'm trying to load the assembly from the file system, not the
GAC. Does that change your answer?
Thanks,
Chris
Adam Majer wrote:
No. GAC is updated after MSI install is finalized. Wix has no control
over this.
- Adam
Doh! I figured out that the reference to the File ID was wrong, so the
path to the assembly was evaluating to a blank string. Turns out
standard action sequence works fine for this scenario.
Thanks,
Chris
Alexander Shevchuk wrote:
Hi Chris,
Sorry, I am still on WiX 2, but that should
destination when the
SQL action executes.
My question: is it possible to change the order that the actions execute
in such that the assembly will be where it is supposed to be by the time
the SQL commands start executing?
Thanks,
Chris
My WiX 3 markup (abridged)
Component Id=MyAssembly.dll
You're right-a relative path will work if you hand edit the wixproj, but
the UI will still show the absolute path. Thanks for the help.
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Subject: RE: [WiX-users] Votive
On Jan 23, 2008 7:49 PM, Bob Arnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris Weiss wrote:
I've got two versions of an assembly installed based on whether the
user is on a Terminal Services machine or not. The files are
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Is there a way to read the return of a DLL call CA into a property? I
have a DLL that tracks down a particular printer driver and returns a
path to the files. The DLL is pre-written, so I can't use
MSISetProperty or any fun-ness like that.
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the MSM, instead
of relative to the standard actions. As a result some are ending up after
InstallFinalize. We do not own the MSMs so would rather not make updates to
them.
Thank you,
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Does anyone know if there's a way to have an installer create a shortcut
on Vista that always runs as an administrator? I have a legacy app that
needs to create ODBC DSNs on startup, which doesn't appear to work if
it's running in a non-elevated context.
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Chris
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Condition Message='This setup requires the .NET Framework 3.5 or
higher.'
NETFRAMEWORK35
/Condition
I'm including the WixNetFxExtension v3.0.2925.0
Is NETFRAMEWORK35 not set? Are you
:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5 folder. The setup log
however reports:
Property(C): MsiNetAssemblySupport = 2.0.50727.1433
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Is there any way to write a variable to a file at install time?
For example, let's say that the installation directory is set to c:\myapp at
install time. Is there any way to write dir=c:\myapp to
c:\myapp\myapp.properties?
]/
InstallExecuteSequence
Custom Action=SetAppdataProp Before=ExecuteSomething1/Custom
Custom Action=ExecuteSomething
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/util:FileShare
/Component
/Directory
And additionally I have another question: How can I set the
share-permission for a usergroup and not for a single user only?
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TARGETDIR
/
/util:FileShare
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And additionally I have another question: How can I set the
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}
File Id=AddRoles.sql Name=AddRoles.sql
KeyPath=yes Source=$(var.db_script_src_dir)\AddRoles.sql /
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...
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How
I'm new to this whole WiX thing, so please forgive me if I'm missing
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Hi,
I just started looking at WiX and am very intrigued by the ClickThrough
project vision. I have downloaded and installed the Wix 3.0 MSI, which
seems to have included the ClickThrough ui app. I haven't found any
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-file. And I guess XmlConfig will be executed with the call of the
ExecXmlConfig-target but I have no clue what the sequencenumber is since
I cant find it anywhere.
So I'm wondering what the sequence-number of the XmlConfig-Execution is?
Any ideas?
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OK, I just installed the latest release, and everything seems to be
working fine-thanks Justin!
I saw a reference to it in the history, but were the variable defines
added back to Votive (something like var.Project.TargetDir)? I know
these worked in 2, but not in 3.
Chris
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Have you picked up the most recent version on
http://wix.sourceforge.net/releases (Votive 3, not 2)? Aaron has already
Just out of curiosity, has anyone done a rebuild for the Votive plugin
to work with VS 2008? I just installed the RTM this week, and I'm
looking to try moving some of my VS2005 projects up. So far, anything
that includes a setup won't build.
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Just out of curiosity, has anyone done a rebuild for the Votive plugin
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Hello,
I'd like to create an xml-file which doesn't exist and then change it's
nodes/values.
Is there an extension that supports (xml-)file-creation?
I want to avoid to write a custom action dll!
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Ben, I've created an installer for a C# COM addin using Wix, and I ran
into some of the same problems. The best way to get the necessary COM
settings for a registration seems to be to use a registry sniffer that
can compare snapshots. I took a registry snapshot, registered the
assembly, and then
to validate an msi-package with a checksum for example,
so that it's not possible to start an installation after a modification?
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I have 2 radiobuttons in a radiobutton-groupbox and I would like to
enable/disable another control of the same dialog (which is another
radio-groupbox in my case) depending on the checked radio-button.
I hope you can help me with this!
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Ok, thanks.
Do you have an example WXS of how to do this?
I looked at Directory/@FileSource, Directory/@SourceName and changed my
example but it doesn't work as I expect.
Thanks
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ComponentRef Id=WixExampleFileComponent2 /
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Hrm. I don't know exactly what Media/@Layout is turning into in the
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Does it fail even if you run your setup elevated? If you’re able to run your
MSI non-elevated, it’s probably using the compatibility features to write to a
mirror program files directory under the user profile, not the real one. If
you run your msi, does Windows ask if you want to elevate?
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msiexec /i ...msi /quiet TARGETDIR=C:#Temp
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Is that # meant to be a backslash?
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That's useful to know, thanks John. Of course they're still part of
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Chris Ridd wrote:
I'm probably the last one to spot this, but just in case - the
page describing Shortcuts in the website's Schema documentation
is completely devoid of information. Not even links to MSDN :-(
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On 28 Sep 2007, at 16:09, Kaveh Goudarzi wrote:
Hi Chris,
Thats interesting. Wow it's been a while since I thought of tcl/
tk (which I loved actually :-) ) ... While on the autogeneration
subject how do you deal with shortcut creation? do you exclude
files to which you
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