Try this:
Account="NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService"
Complete example that works on my machine (tm):
<ServiceInstall Id="ServiceEXE" Name="$(var.ApplicationFullName)"
DisplayName="$(var.ApplicationFullName)" Type="ownProcess"
Interactive="no" Start="auto"
Account="NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService"
Vital="yes" ErrorControl="normal"/>
<ServiceControl Id="ServiceEXE" Name="$(var.ApplicationFullName)"
Start="install" Stop="both" Remove="uninstall" Wait="yes"/>
If you need to set additional disk access permissions, check out
<util:PermissionEx ... >
/Mathias
________________________________
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ryan
Perlman
Sent: den 28 maj 2008 05:08
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] service fail to install due to
networkServiceaccount
To All,
So when I attempted to do this in my service install element I am still
getting the Failed because of required permissions. Would it be
possible to see a complete snippet of this being used?
My ServiceInstall Element is nested under a Component element with a
File element whose keypath is set to yes. If I take out the Account
attribute all is fine and the service is installed as 'Local System', if
I leave the Account and Password attributes and use a created Service
Account all is good and the service is installed.
All of these configurations for 'Network Service' have failed though:
<ServiceInstall Id="MyServiceInstall" Name="MyService"
Description="My Description"
DisplayName="Transaction Service Host"
Interactive="no"
Account="[ComputerName]\Network Service"
Vital="yes" ErrorControl="normal"
Start="auto"
Type="ownProcess" />
<ServiceControl Id="MyServiceControl" Name="MyService"
Remove="uninstall" Stop="both" Wait="yes" />
<ServiceInstall Id="MyServiceInstall" Name="MyService"
Description="My Description"
DisplayName="Transaction Service Host"
Interactive="no"
Account="[ComputerName]\NetworkService"
Vital="yes" ErrorControl="normal"
Start="auto"
Type="ownProcess" />
<ServiceControl Id="MyServiceControl" Name="MyService"
Remove="uninstall" Stop="both" Wait="yes" />
<ServiceInstall Id="MyServiceInstall" Name="MyService"
Description="My Description"
DisplayName="Transaction Service Host"
Interactive="no"
Account="NetworkService"
Vital="yes" ErrorControl="normal"
Start="auto"
Type="ownProcess" />
<ServiceControl Id="MyServiceControl" Name="MyService"
Remove="uninstall" Stop="both" Wait="yes" />
Thanks,
Ryan
> Solved. The network service account needs to be specified with its
domain.
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