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Okay I changed the Name entries and it finally worked
So this works, but it would have been nice to be able to use the same Name
as we let the app run without the firewall entries and it prompts for
firewall exception then it will create the entry using the app name and
therefore there is
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, but just throwing out an idea.
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Date: Fri, 2 May 2014 08:52:01 -0700 (PDT)
From: TimM timmay...@smarttech.com
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Testing Wix FirewallException element logging
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Okay I changed the Name entries and it finally worked
So
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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]
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
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
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