[WiX-users] Files protected by windows

2007-11-07 Thread Craig0ss 

hi guys

when im installing on win2k i get errors saying that the file being copied
is being protected by windows, these files are going into the system32
folder, these files already exist on win2k but not not on others likw xp,
will i need to diable these files being installed to a win2k system?

Also is there a registry entry that i can check for win2k

Thanks

Craig0ss
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Re: [WiX-users] Building a patch in Visual Studio

2007-11-07 Thread Peter Marcu 
You are correct, the MsiFileHash table is not populated for Setup and 
Deployment project msi's. From looking in the Patching code in WiX, it appears 
it will add the MsiFileHash entry for unversioned files into the transform for 
files that have changed when binding the transform into the patch.

Have you built a patch and observed the MsiFileHash entry being added to the 
msi?

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Visual Studio setups don't generate MsiFileHash entries for data files.
Does WiX (well MsiFiler) populate these tables later?

This is usually an issue when generating patches because the original
install source is more likely to be required when the patch is applied.
See MSDN topic Preventing a Patch from Requiring Access to the Original
Installation Source.

Phil Wilson


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Not possible using the Setup Deployment project. You can however build
patches out of the MSI's it produces using wix v3's admin image patching
features.

Generate an admin image of your baseline and upgrade msi's. Call torch
with -ax and the msi's in the admin layouts. Then follow the wix patch
building process from there.

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Is it possible to build a patch inside VS2005? All I've been able to
generate is a useless MSI.

Thanks,
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Re: [WiX-users] Building a patch in Visual Studio

2007-11-07 Thread Wilson, Phil 
Visual Studio setups don't generate MsiFileHash entries for data files.
Does WiX (well MsiFiler) populate these tables later? 

This is usually an issue when generating patches because the original
install source is more likely to be required when the patch is applied.
See MSDN topic Preventing a Patch from Requiring Access to the Original
Installation Source. 

Phil Wilson 


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Marcu
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 11:11 AM
To: Schuett, Michael; wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Building a patch in Visual Studio

Not possible using the Setup Deployment project. You can however build
patches out of the MSI's it produces using wix v3's admin image patching
features.

Generate an admin image of your baseline and upgrade msi's. Call torch
with -ax and the msi's in the admin layouts. Then follow the wix patch
building process from there.

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Michael
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 10:08 AM
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Subject: [WiX-users] Building a patch in Visual Studio

Is it possible to build a patch inside VS2005? All I've been able to
generate is a useless MSI.

Thanks,
Mike


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Re: [WiX-users] Advertised feature install starting

2007-11-07 Thread John Hall 
 

John Hall wrote: 

It's an HKCU registry key that would have been created
for the user who installed the application, but obviously not the user
who is running. Is this the default behaviour for a key in HKCU even if
the feature is not advertised?


Yes, for an advertised shortcut.



Also, is this the expected behaviour? I thought that a
copy of the MSI was stored away in c:\Windows\Installer, so why is the
system not able to use that one rather than looking for the original
.msi file that the bootstrapper dropped into the temp directory.


It does but something's requiring source. You can set the MSI
logging policy to get a verbose log when the repair is triggered. 

Bob,
 
Thanks for that - I tracked it down to a component that just contains
some HKCU registry entries, and so now I understand what is happening.
This was triggering a repair install. The repair install was trying to
reinstall some files that were marked as companion files. It turns out
that I don't need to have them as companion files any more so I've
changed that and the install no longer prompts for the media and all is
well.
 
However, this installing per-user on demand could be quite useful. I
would like to install some files per-user as well as the registry
entries. How do I make sure the files that need to be installed are
available?
 
Currently, I have a bootstrapper that includes the .msi and .cab files
as resources - it drops them into the temp directory and then deletes
them again once the installation has completed. I tried including the
per-user files in their own cab file and embedding them in the .msi, but
this doesn't work.
 
Regards,
John
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Re: [WiX-users] Building a patch in Visual Studio

2007-11-07 Thread Richard 

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Wilson, Phil [EMAIL PROTECTED]  writes:

 Does WiX (well MsiFiler) populate these tables later? 

I doubt WiX populates the tables unless it is the one building the
MSI.  You can populate them afterwards with tools such as MsiFiler
from the MSI SDK, but this is just another reason why VS.NET setup
projects are lame.

I filed a bug on this particular issue w/VS.NET deployment projects.
They declined to fix it.
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Re: [WiX-users] Files protected by windows

2007-11-07 Thread Mike Dimmick 
Anything that's protected by Windows in one version should have an official
installer or merge module for other Windows versions. Use that. It's got the
correct setup logic in it. If you say exactly what you're trying to do I
could be more helpful.

Also, by using the official installer, Microsoft can patch the product if
there's a bug (security or otherwise) in it. Don't expose your users to
security problems by breaking the detection logic.

If the installer is running on Windows 2000, the VersionNT property is set
to 500. For XP it's 501, Server 2003 is 502 and Windows Vista is 600. See
'Operating System Property Values' in the Windows Installer SDK.

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Subject: [WiX-users] Files protected by windows


hi guys

when im installing on win2k i get errors saying that the file being copied
is being protected by windows, these files are going into the system32
folder, these files already exist on win2k but not not on others likw xp,
will i need to diable these files being installed to a win2k system?

Also is there a registry entry that i can check for win2k

Thanks

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Re: [WiX-users] Files protected by windows

2007-11-07 Thread Wilson, Phil 
One of the ways to get an idea of what's protected on Win2k/XP/Server
2003 is to run this program below, listing what's protected on the OS
you run it on. It doesn't work on Vista because the protected resource
implementation is different. Otherwise you generally have to get
knowledgeable about what's part of the OS (or is in a separate redist
like MDAC). This is occasionally useful
http://support.microsoft.com/dllhelp/  with a bit of interpretation. 


#include stdafx.h
#include windows.h
#include stdio.h
#include sfc.h

PROTECTED_FILE_DATA aFile = {0};
FILE *stream;

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
BOOL res = true;
long i=0;

stream = fopen( sfcfiles.txt, w );
while (res)
{   
res = SfcGetNextProtectedFile (NULL, aFile) ;
if (res)
fprintf(stream, %S\n, aFile.FileName);
}
fclose (stream);
return 0;
}

Phil Wilson 


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Subject: [WiX-users] Files protected by windows


hi guys

when im installing on win2k i get errors saying that the file being
copied
is being protected by windows, these files are going into the system32
folder, these files already exist on win2k but not not on others likw
xp,
will i need to diable these files being installed to a win2k system?

Also is there a registry entry that i can check for win2k

Thanks

Craig0ss
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[WiX-users] IIS issues during install/uninstall

2007-11-07 Thread Pierson Lee (Volt) 
Hello all-

I'm getting occasional (and increasingly frustrating) issues with IIS Web 
Site/applications and IIS Application Pools in IIS when using a WiX 3.0 Created 
MSI package where the sites/app pools are getting installed on the wrong level 
of the metabase then not uninstalling properly, causing reinstalls/upgrades to 
fail. (installing to a Windows 2003 Server x64bit running IIS 6.0)

Example (using adsutil ENUM /p W3SVC/3):

IIS Metabase (Correct)-

W3SVC/3/Root
W3SVC/3/Filters

IIS Metabase (Incorrect)-

W3SVC/3/Root
W3SVC/3/Filters
W3SVC/3/W3SVC

When I look under the last path ( adsutil ENUM /p W3SVC/3/W3SVC) it is showing

W3SVC/3/w3svc/3

Because of this, it is not fully uninstalling the site when the MSI is getting 
uninstalled.
I had the same issue with App Pools in IIS to the point where I took that part 
out of the WiX MSI and separated it into a C# application. I don't want to do 
that with the website because if I do, at that point, the MSI will just be a 
glorified xCopy.

Any help will be appreciated.  Code snippet (with names slightly changed) is 
provided below.

Thanks
Pierson

  Fragment

!-- Web Service Username/Password --
util:User Id=ProgramWebServiceUser 
Name=[PROGRAMSERVICE_USERNAME] Password=[PROGRAMSERVICE_PASSWORD] /

!-- Components and Directory Definitions --
!-- Web Directory Properties (same for all the sites) --
iis:WebDirProperties Id=WebAppProperties AnonymousAccess=no 
WindowsAuthentication=yes AccessSSL=yes Execute=yes Read=yes 
DefaultDocuments=Default.aspx Script=yes /

!-- Root Directory --
DirectoryRef Id=TARGETDIR
  Component Id=ProgramWebSiteComponent   Guid={GUID 
HERE}
!-- Web Settings --
iis:WebSite Id=ProgramWebSite Description=Program 
Website - [PROGRAMWEBSITE_STANDARD_PORT]/[PROGRAMWEBSITE_SECURE_PORT] 
Directory=WebDir DirProperties=WebAppProperties 
  iis:WebAddress 
Id=ProgramWebSiteAddress_Standard Port=[PROGRAMWEBSITE_STANDARD_PORT]  
Secure=no /
  iis:WebAddress Id=ProgramWebSiteAddress_Secure 
Port=[PROGRAMWEBSITE_SECURE_PORT] Secure=yes /
/iis:WebSite
  /Component
/DirectoryRef

DirectoryRef Id=TARGETDIR
  Component  Id=WebServiceConfigComponent   Guid={GUID 
HERE}}
iis:WebServiceExtension Id=ASP.NET2.0 Allow=yes 
File=%WINDIR%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_isapi.dll 
Description=ASP.NET v2.0.50727 UIDeletable=no /
  /Component
/DirectoryRef

!-- Assigning all the components for the UI to a single Component 
Group--
ComponentGroup Id=WebSite
  !-- Web site components--
  ComponentRef Id=ProgramWebSiteComponent /
  ComponentRef Id=WebServiceConfigComponent/
/ComponentGroup
  /Fragment

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[WiX-users] Change filename at runtime

2007-11-07 Thread Matt Ziegler 

Is there a method to change the name attribute of the file element during the
execution of the MSI?  I'm trying to set the name attribute to
[SomeProperty]-filename.exe where [SomeProperty] is a number.  Instead of
the file being named on the system 1-filename.exe it is named
[SomeProperty]-filename.exe.  

Is there anyway I can do this?
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Re: [WiX-users] Advertised feature install starting

2007-11-07 Thread Leo ... 
Hi,
 
I am trying to build the 'toolsrc' project for WIX version 3.0.  I already have 
windows SDK version 6 installed but it failed to build MsgGen tool because of 
the following error:
WixBuild.Common.targets(129,5): error : Please install the Windows SDK version 
6000.0.0 (Windows Vista) or higher.
 
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[WiX-users] WIX 3.0 toolset build problem.

2007-11-07 Thread Leo ... 
Hi,
I tried to build the 'toolsrc' project of WIX 3.0 but I am having some trouble 
building the MsgGen tool.  I already have windows SDK version 6 installed but 
am getting the following error:
WixBuild.Common.targets(129,5): error : Please install the Windows SDK version 
6000.0.0 (Windows Vista) or higher.
 
What am I missing?
 
Thanks,
--Leo

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Re: [WiX-users] WIX 3.0 toolset build problem.

2007-11-07 Thread Mike Dimmick 
The WiX build tools look for the SDK in the registry under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft
SDKs\Windows\v6.0!InstallationFolder. If this value isn't present you need
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Sent: 07 November 2007 21:54
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] WIX 3.0 toolset build problem.

 

Hi,
I tried to build the 'toolsrc' project of WIX 3.0 but I am having some
trouble building the MsgGen tool.  I already have windows SDK version 6
installed but am getting the following error:
WixBuild.Common.targets(129,5): error : Please install the Windows SDK
version 6000.0.0 (Windows Vista) or higher.
 
What am I missing?
 
Thanks,
--Leo





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Re: [WiX-users] Re ferring to Icon in an exe - How is it done?

2007-11-07 Thread Mike Dimmick 
None of the above (er, below). It needs to be IconStrawberry.exe, no
brackets. That is, an exact match for the Icon/@Id value.

The file IconStrawberry.exe will be included in a stream in the installer
database, and at install time will be copied into a special folder under
C:\Windows\Installer (although you should not rely on this). That's why you
should keep the size of this file down as far as possible.

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Hi Mike

this is all non advertised but I still don't understand. What do I need to
type?  I have the file with a reference id of File_ClientExe

do I use square brackets or no brackets, exclamation marks, dollar sign or
hash mark. do I need to put an index to the icon and if so is the first icon
icon 0 or 1, is the reference to the icon placed inside the brackets or
outside [File_ClientExe],0 or [File_ClientExe,0]

which of 

File_ClientExe, !File_ClientExe, $(File_ClientExe), #File_ClientExe
,[File_ClientExe], [!File_ClientExe] , [!File_ClientExe]
,0,[File_ClientExe] ,0,[#File_ClientExe] ,0 

or a thousand other combinations do I use

I am afraid I need things to be spelt out real slowly assuming I know
nothing


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What is teh syntax to refer to an icon in an exe?  

I have an exe in one fragment

File Id=File_ClientExe Name=StrawberryFields.exe
Source=$(var.ClientRoot)StrawberryFields.exe Checksum=no ReadOnly=yes

Shortcut Id=StartMenuStrawberry Directory=DocumentMenuDir
Name=StrawberryFields Client WorkingDirectory='INSTALLDIR'
Icon=StrawberryFields.exe IconIndex=0 /
/File

that contains the icon I want to use

In my main module I have an icon

   Icon Id=IconStrawberry.exe SourceFile=[File_ClientExe],0 /

but the linker  cant find the exe. I have tried a variety of formats 

[!File_ClientExe],0 [File_ClientExe],0 File_ClientExe,0

but am having no luck.

I don't want to hard code the path to the exe

Is there a definition of the language syntax somewhere - there are bits and
pieces around - but I have spent three days on this and am getting nowhere







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Re: [WiX-users] WIX 3.0 toolset build problem.

2007-11-07 Thread Leo ... 
I just checked and the registry 
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft 
SDKs\Windows\v6.0!InstallationFolder has the value C:\Program Files\Microsoft 
SDKs\Windows\v6.0\--Leo


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22:04:19 +Subject: Re: [WiX-users] WIX 3.0 toolset build problem.






The WiX build tools look for the SDK in the registry under 
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft 
SDKs\Windows\v6.0!InstallationFolder. If this value isn’t present you need to 
reinstall the Windows SDK.
 
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Leo ...Sent: 07 
November 2007 21:54To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [WiX-users] WIX 3.0 toolset build 
problem.
 
Hi,I tried to build the 'toolsrc' project of WIX 3.0 but I am having some 
trouble building the MsgGen tool.  I already have windows SDK version 6 
installed but am getting the following error:WixBuild.Common.targets(129,5): 
error : Please install the Windows SDK version 6000.0.0 (Windows Vista) or 
higher. What am I missing? Thanks,--Leo-
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[WiX-users] cannot sign large .msi file

2007-11-07 Thread Shawn Edwards 
I know this is not a general windows installer or code signing list, but
this troublesome .msi file is generated using Wix3 and I can't imagine
something like this lingering in signtool.exe and I'm just the first person
to stumble upon it.

I have a .wxs file which via candle and light generates a .msi file which is
293,915,648 bytes.  When I try to sign it using signtool.exe, I get this:

The following certificate was selected:
Issued to: MyCompany Inc.
Issued by: VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2004 CA
Expires:   5/28/2008 5:59:59 PM
SHA1 hash: FFF

Done Adding Additional Store

Attempting to sign: MyInstaller.msi
SignTool Error: ISignedCode::Sign returned error: 0x80092002
An error occurred during encode or decode operation.
SignTool Error: An error occurred while attempting to sign: MyInstaller.msi

Number of files successfully Signed: 0
Number of warnings: 0
Number of errors: 1

The error code description translates to 'something bad happened'.

When I remove enough files to get it down to 287,634,860 bytes, I can sign
it.  There's likely some size in the middle that's magic I would guess.

The two above tests were done with the CompressionLevel=high in the .wxs
file.  I have tried with CompressionLevel=none, and it gives an installer
in the 420MB range and it won't sign, either.  I'm still messing with this
to see if there is a magic number for the final file size.

I know I could generate an external .cab file, but then the user will have
to download both files or have some kind of self-extracting archive or...
and none of those are considered acceptable by my customer.  They want one
file, and no extra disk space required during install.

I'm using Wix 3.0.3419.0 and the signtool.exe from the latest Platform SDK.

I've searched around and I have yet to find anywhere that says I can't have
an .msi file this size.  Not knowing the actual changes made to the file as
part of the signing process, I don't know if there is an issue with the .msi
file or if this is an issue with signtool.  My bet is this is an issue with
Wix3's generated .msi file, but again, I don't know where to start.

Any and all help is appreciated.
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Re: [WiX-users] cannot sign large .msi file

2007-11-07 Thread Richard 

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Shawn Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED]  writes:

 I have a .wxs file which via candle and light generates a .msi file which is
 293,915,648 bytes.  When I try to sign it using signtool.exe, I get this:
 
 The following certificate was selected:
 Issued to: MyCompany Inc.
 Issued by: VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2004 CA
 Expires:   5/28/2008 5:59:59 PM
 SHA1 hash: FFF

You'll have to split some of the file payload out into an external
CAB file and sign the CAB file separately.  Its a known issue with the
signing tool.
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Re: [WiX-users] cannot sign large .msi file

2007-11-07 Thread Shawn Edwards 
On Nov 7, 2007 5:57 PM, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Shawn Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED]  writes:

  I have a .wxs file which via candle and light generates a .msi file
 which is
  293,915,648 bytes.  When I try to sign it using signtool.exe, I get
 this:
 
  The following certificate was selected:
  Issued to: MyCompany Inc.
  Issued by: VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2004 CA
  Expires:   5/28/2008 5:59:59 PM
  SHA1 hash: FFF

 You'll have to split some of the file payload out into an external
 CAB file and sign the CAB file separately.  Its a known issue with the
 signing tool.


Thank you for your quick response!  This is good and bad news; good to know
that I'm not doing something wrong, but...

I believe you that's it's a known problem, but my customer doesn't.  They
want an explanation/bug report/knowledge base article/note from Bill Gate's
mom/etc.  Do you know of somewhere this has been discussed in the past?

Thanks again for your help.

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[WiX-users] using fragment files with VisualStudio

2007-11-07 Thread Albert Shamsiyan 
Hi,

Looking for comfortable way to add to my Wix solution,  is there a way other 
than creating them as new project and adding it to the solution?

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Re: [WiX-users] upgrade and 3 field version numbers

2007-11-07 Thread Bob Arnson 

Nitin wrote:


I ran in some issue with upgrades, and when I checked the logs, I 
found that the version numbers were 4 fields ( 1.0.0.1 ). MSDN tells 
me that it will ignore the 4^th part, so I have changed my version to 
1.0.1, which works.


 

The problem is I show my product version (in about box) based on my 
.net assembly version, which has 4 fields, but for MSI, I use 3 
fields, so Add/remove shows 3 fields.


 

I would like to know why MSI doesn't support 4 field versions. Any 
best practices for versioning?




The fourth field is for updates and is used for file versions but not 
for product versions.


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Re: [WiX-users] WIX 3.0 toolset build problem.

2007-11-07 Thread Bob Arnson 

Leo ... wrote:
I just checked and the registry 
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft 
SDKs\Windows\v6.0!InstallationFolder has the value C:\Program 
Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0\


Which OS/edition are you running? Is there a C:\Program Files\Microsoft 
SDKs\Windows\v6.0\Include directory? What does the build show for 
PlatformSdkIncludePath=?


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[WiX-users] MSI installer deployment through SMS 2003 ?

2007-11-07 Thread V K Gangwar 
Hi guys,

I developed a installer using WiX3.0 and VS2005 which is working fine on WinXP. 
I wanted to deploy this MSI installer through SMS 2003. 
How I can do this? 
Same MSI installer will work or modifications are required at installer level.

Thanks!!
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Re: [WiX-users] cannot sign large .msi file

2007-11-07 Thread Bob Arnson 

Kelly Leahy wrote:

See where it says:


*Note*  When signing an executable file that is larger than 
approximately 300 megabytes, you should use catalog signing with the 
_MakeCat_ http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa386967.aspx 
tool rather than use the SignTool tool. This is because, depending on 
available system resources, some applications may not be able to 
verify the binary signature of a large file. For more information, see 
KB article _95_ http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=84540.







It also sounds like the bug that's most visible in VS2005 SP1. See 
http://blogs.msdn.com/heaths/archive/2007/01/11/workaround-for-error-1718.aspx, 
for example.


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[WiX-users] How to Start a Service?

2007-11-07 Thread ar 

I am trying to start a service Foobar.exe . 
I created a sample.msi using the following code.

When I run sample.msi under administrator I am getting this following Error.

Error 1920. Service 'Foobar.exe' (Foobar.exe) failed to start.  Verify that
you have sufficient privileges to start system services.
MSI (s) (8C:24) [17:03:56:442]: Product: Foobar 1.0 -- Error 1920. Service
'Foobar.exe' (Foobar.exe) failed to start.  Verify that you have sufficient
privileges to start system services.

Shall any one please let me know How to start a service?
I appreciate your Help . Thanks.


Sample.wxs Code for sample.msi




?xml version='1.0' encoding='windows-1252'?
Wix xmlns='http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2003/01/wi'
  Product Name='Foobar 1.0' Id='223C2E86-57FE-40aa-B748-35A45FF3DF30'
Language='1033' Codepage='1252' Version='1.0.0' Manufacturer='Acme
Ltd.'

Package Id='----' Keywords='Installer'
  Description=Acme's Foobar 1.0 Installer
  Comments='Foobar is a registered trademark of Acme Ltd.'
Manufacturer='Acme Ltd.'
  InstallerVersion='100' Languages='1033' Compressed='yes'
SummaryCodepage='1252' /

Media Id='1' Cabinet='Sample.cab' EmbedCab='yes' DiskPrompt=CD-ROM #1
/
Property Id='DiskPrompt' Value=Acme's Foobar 1.0 Installation [1] /

Directory Id='TARGETDIR' Name='SourceDir'
  Directory Id='ProgramFilesFolder' Name='PFiles'
Directory Id='Acme' Name='Acme'
  Directory Id='INSTALLDIR' Name='Foobar10' LongName='Foobar 1.0'

Component Id='FoobarExe_Component'
Guid='BF5335E2-E60D-4b38-9772-30DAE2F20C6D'
   SharedDllRefCount='no' KeyPath='no'
NeverOverwrite='no' Permanent='no' Transitive='no'
   Win64='no' Location='either'
  File Id='FoobarExe_File' Name='Foobar.exe' 
Source='Foobar.exe' ReadOnly='no' Compressed='yes'
KeyPath='yes' Vital='yes' Hidden='no' System='no'
Checksum='no' DiskId='1' /
  ServiceInstall Id='FoobarExe_ServiceInstall'
DisplayName='foobar Service' Name='FoobarExe' ErrorControl='normal'
  Start='auto' Type='ownProcess' Vital='yes' /
  
  ServiceControl Id='FoobarExe_ServiceControl'
Name='Foobar.exe'  Start='install' Stop='uninstall' Remove='uninstall' /
/Component

  /Directory
/Directory
  /Directory
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[WiX-users] Version 3.0 - Getting Started

2007-11-07 Thread Craig Miller 
Hi,

Is there a tutorial available for Version 3?  I tried following the tutorial
in the online help, but I'm running into a few errors and was hoping there
might be something else available.

Thanks,
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Re: [WiX-users] How to Start a Service?

2007-11-07 Thread Richard 

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
ar [EMAIL PROTECTED]  writes:

 Shall any one please let me know How to start a service?

Your service names don't match:

 ServiceInstall Id='FoobarExe_ServiceInstall'
 DisplayName='foobar Service' Name='FoobarExe' ErrorControl='normal'
 Start='auto' Type='ownProcess' Vital='yes' /
   
 ServiceControl Id='FoobarExe_ServiceControl'
 Name='Foobar.exe'  Start='install' Stop='uninstall' Remove='uninstall' /

In one place you call it 'FoobarExe' and in the other place you call
it 'Foobar.exe'.
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Re: [WiX-users] Change filename at runtime

2007-11-07 Thread Bob Arnson 
Matt Ziegler wrote:
 Is there a method to change the name attribute of the file element during the
 execution of the MSI?  I'm trying to set the name attribute to
 [SomeProperty]-filename.exe where [SomeProperty] is a number.  Instead of
 the file being named on the system 1-filename.exe it is named
 [SomeProperty]-filename.exe.  

 Is there anyway I can do this?
   

You can use CopyFile to make a copy with a name defined at runtime. You 
can't change the installed name; MSI relies on it to check component state.

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Re: [WiX-users] Advertised feature install starting

2007-11-07 Thread Bob Arnson 

John Hall wrote:
*However, this installing per-user on demand could be quite useful. I 
would like to install some files per-user as well as the registry 
entries. How do I make sure the files that need to be installed are 
available?*


That requires caching the real MSI and any external cabs. The .msi 
file that MSI caches is stripped of all embedded cabs.


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Re: [WiX-users] cannot sign large .msi file

2007-11-07 Thread Kelly Leahy 
Well, I couldn't find a bug report either, but here's somebody talking 
about a fix they used (they used the tool from Mono with minor 
modifications)

http://tondrej.blogspot.com/

Kelly



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On Nov 7, 2007 5:57 PM, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
   Shawn Edwards  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  writes:

 I have a .wxs file which via candle and light generates a .msi file 
which is
 293,915,648 bytes.  When I try to sign it using signtool.exe, I get 
this:

 The following certificate was selected:
 Issued to: MyCompany Inc.
 Issued by: VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2004 CA
 Expires:   5/28/2008 5:59:59 PM 
 SHA1 hash: FFF

You'll have to split some of the file payload out into an external
CAB file and sign the CAB file separately.  Its a known issue with the
signing tool. 

Thank you for your quick response!  This is good and bad news; good to 
know that I'm not doing something wrong, but...

I believe you that's it's a known problem, but my customer doesn't.  They 
want an explanation/bug report/knowledge base article/note from Bill 
Gate's mom/etc.  Do you know of somewhere this has been discussed in the 
past? 

Thanks again for your help.

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Re: [WiX-users] cannot sign large .msi file

2007-11-07 Thread Kelly Leahy 
How about the last lines in this article:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa387764.aspx

See where it says:



Note  When signing an executable file that is larger than approximately 
300 megabytes, you should use catalog signing with the MakeCat tool rather 
than use the SignTool tool. This is because, depending on available system 
resources, some applications may not be able to verify the binary 
signature of a large file. For more information, see KB article 95.






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On Nov 7, 2007 5:57 PM, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
   Shawn Edwards  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  writes:

 I have a .wxs file which via candle and light generates a .msi file 
which is
 293,915,648 bytes.  When I try to sign it using signtool.exe, I get 
this:

 The following certificate was selected:
 Issued to: MyCompany Inc.
 Issued by: VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2004 CA
 Expires:   5/28/2008 5:59:59 PM 
 SHA1 hash: FFF

You'll have to split some of the file payload out into an external
CAB file and sign the CAB file separately.  Its a known issue with the
signing tool. 

Thank you for your quick response!  This is good and bad news; good to 
know that I'm not doing something wrong, but...

I believe you that's it's a known problem, but my customer doesn't.  They 
want an explanation/bug report/knowledge base article/note from Bill 
Gate's mom/etc.  Do you know of somewhere this has been discussed in the 
past? 

Thanks again for your help.

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