I am just starting to use the Wix FirewallException element to create File
exceptions for Domain and Home\Work (Private) entries and it seems to work,
but I just have a slight concern when viewing the msi log for these actions.
The entry in the log looks corrupt and I am just wanting to know if
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Actually during my testing it looks like the Domain exception does not seem
to be created, only the Private exception is created.
So maybe I have something wrong with my configurations. Here is what I have:
fire:FirewallException Id=NB_FirewallException_Private
Name=[ProductName]
We have ran into a case where a change in our product has now required one of
our files to need access through the firewall. We need Domain and Private
rules set.
Since I have not used the new FirewallException element before I do not know
if I have the configurations set up correctly or not.
If it is helpful the way I use it is:
fw:FirewallException Id=$(var.PrimaryFileName)
Name=$(var.PrimaryFileName) Profile=all Scope=localSubnet
IgnoreFailure=yes/
While I did not look at the details of the Firewall CAs, the property
strings which you posted earlier looks correct, for a packed list
Thanks Phil.
We at first did use Profile=all, but it was decided that we did not want
our program to have Public firewall access. So we figured that we would
simply create the 2 entries, one for Domain and one for Private. But as
stated above only Private gets enabled and Domain does not.
So is
Greetings;
I have a third-party msi which was branded at build time by the third-party
for my company. Since then we have changed our logo design, but for various
reasons the third-party cannot provide a new build of the package in our
time frame. The changes are limited to for files, two
I modified my code to use two separate entries like you have. I got the same
error, like you did, I assume. The private rule worked but the domain rule
was not created. However notice that in that case the 'Name' attribute was
the same. I modified the Name attribute to use unique names and
Question: Can Orca be used to create a transform or patch? I want to update a
single DLL. Perhaps this might be an simpler work-around than using Wix?
I have tried both approaches Using Patch Creation Properties and Using
Purely WiX mentioned on:
Hi all,
I want to install some files under MyDir, which is under the TempFolder.
Directory Id=TempFolder
Directory Id=MyDir Name=mydir
/Directory
/Directory
It turns out MyDir point to a wrong temp directory.
Property(S): TempFolder = C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\
Property(S): MyDir =
It sounds like you have a per-machine setup and you are trying to access a
per-user area (or if per-user trying to access a different users area). The
TempFolder is per-user.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd765197(v=vs.85).aspx
And in some situations the TempFolder
Sorry for taking you away from Torch work Phill.
Now with my code my Id's are different, so it is not that that is causing
the issue, but I noticed that you are not using the File or Program elements
and you also have your Scope set to 'localSubnet' where as mine is set to
'any'.
If you do
Yes your Ids are different and when my Ids were different but the Name
attribute was the same it did not work for me. But when I also modified
both the Name attributes to be distinct it worked. Change the
Name=[ProductName] to be distinct in each line and see what it does. It
does not seem
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