Hi,
I am unable to access my website with HTTPS.
After install, I see the SSL certificate is installed in the
Personal\Certificates store and is also listed in the Server Certificates in
IIS manager. But I don't see the certificate listed in the binding window
that associates the port,
With regard to using a Burn bundle in the chain of a Bundle, I did a little
experimenting and I defined the RelatedBundle Action=Detect in the parent
and Action=Addon or Update in the child. I put logging code on the various
RelatedBundle handlers in the mba but I did not need to do any
Thanks, Phil. Here's a link to the full log file:
http://1drv.ms/1JyRdgH
I should have mentioned as well that this particular log was from an
upgrade, though the problem happens on both upgrades and clean installs
(installs where I uninstall first, reboot, then install).
Thanks,
- Henri
My installer keeps prompting for a reboot, and I am trying to find out
why. I set the Reboot property to 'ReallySuppress' with the following XML:
Property Id=REBOOT Value=ReallySuppress /
I have run the installer with verbose log, trying to look for the clues
listed on this helpful blog post:
My message went out prematurely, but I think the question is clear enough.
Does anyone have any ideas why the reboot might be happening, and how I can
really suppress it? There wasn't anything immediately obvious before the
last Decrementing counter log line.
Thanks,
- Henri
On Tue, Apr 28,
You should probably post a link to the entire log for others to see.
For example, I don't know if you've looked at the possibility that a
custom action is resetting the REBOOT property somewhere.
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Phil Wilson
On Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 1:15 PM, Henri Hein he...@thinair.com wrote:
I have a Burn package (setup1.exe) that have an UpgradeCode={GUID}I have used
this exe package inside another Burn setup (setup2.exe), in this package I need
to get the DetectCondition for the firt package (setup1.exe) is there any way
to get this condition?
util:ProductSearch
If I understand correctly this is what I asked about many moons ago. What I was
told at the time as a possibility - which we implemented - is that one can
unbundle and then parse the XML from one of the files:
Dim b As New Microsoft.Tools.WindowsInstallerXml.Unbinder
Dim out As
IIRC, there is a feature request open for that.
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Short replies here. Complete answers over there: http://www.firegiant.com/
-Original Message-
From: Marco Tognacci [mailto:mark...@live.it]
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2015 1:55
So at this moment, there isn't a way for doing this?
From: r...@firegiant.com
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2015 21:18:56 +
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Detect condition for a Burn Package ?
IIRC, there is a feature request open for that.
Thanks for your answers!
eventually I ended up doing this:
from CA:
session.SetMode(InstallRunMode.RebootNow, true);
return ActionResult.SkipRemainingActions;
and from CBA:
private void BootstrapperApplication_ExecutePackageComplete(object
sender, ExecutePackageCompleteEventArgs
Hi,
Is there a way to install OS features with wix?
I am currently doing it with a custom action that uses dism.exe but I was
wandering whether a better way exists.
Thanks in advance,
Roni
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Thanks Nir,
I didn't know this before, it is indeed helpful.
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Other than the versions of .Net supported by NetFxExtension, I do not think
there is any specific support in wix. I prefer fondue.exe in the situations
where it is supported because it does not fail in scenarios where dism.exe
just errors out. However my CA drops back to using dism.exe for other
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