This is confusing - the log says Overwrite, hash doesn't match source
file, and all that means that it DID replace the file on disk. If it
wasn't going to replace it you'd see something like " Won't Overwrite;
Won't patch;Existing file is unversioned and unmodified - hash
matches source file"
Looking into this I found the following from the Windows Installer Log.
MSI (s) (BC:A8) [16:12:38:802]: Executing op:
FileCopy(SourceName=iumwmdfq.con|docinfo.exe.config,SourceCabKey=config,DestName=docinfo.exe.config,Attributes=512,FileSize=11567,PerTick=32768,,VerifyMedia=1,CheckCRC=0,,,Ins
I am moving my project from the install being just unzipping it to being
installed through a WiX created installer package (via Visual Studio Plug
In).
I ran into an issue where WiX will not overwrite files in the folder with
the newer files from the installer. Keep in mind this is not an upg
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Adding wix-users back to the thread.
To answer your last question first, I know of no real way of telling what
tool created the .MSI, except perhaps if Installshield has placed references
in the Registry table of the .MSI. You might see things like
"Installshield_InstallDriver)
If all you have is
I believe your ifdef needs to be like this.
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Chepe
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Try passing
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To Light and/or candle, whichever is throwing the error.
On 8/23/07, Chetser Yang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi
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> I'm new to Wix and I install Wix 3.0 into VS2005. When I try to create a
> web virtual directory, I got the following error.
>
> The localization v
For ifdef and ifndef, just use the name of the variable. So your
statement should look like
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Hello all,
I have an MSI I created via Wix that is installed as part of a larger
bootstrapper. The bootstrapper performs certain steps than can cause a reboot.
After a restart, the bootstrapper continues via the RunOnce registry key.
The MSI, in addition to installing files, adds a directory t
I have had some similar problems with installing services and they are
not necessarily related to the current install.
My scenario:
1. Install a service
2. Do update install of new version with incorrect account or
password - the install fails and rolls back
3. Retry install
No, no errors in the msi log, as I can see. It says it runs the stop and
delete service actions. Added the log on the end.
The UnInstall will not stop the service, either, on UnInstall. Have
tried to stop service and the uninstall but not success either.
I will try this:
http://blog.wharton
Any errors in the log if you run msiexec /x yourmsi.msi /lvx* yourmsi.log?
Is the service also still running?
Rene
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Sent: Fri 8/24/2007 14:04
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Uninstall w
Hi!
I have:
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi";>
that is exactly what i assumed about the process creation and exactly what i
was going to try. at least i know i wasn't so far off.
is there any way in the future that maybe the ability could be added to the
CAQuiateExec function which will read another property that could be set to
specify worki
that is exactly what i assumed about the process creation and exactly what i
was going to try. at least i know i wasn't so far off.
is there any way in the future that maybe the ability could be added to the
CAQuiateExec function which will read another property that could be set to
specify worki
Thank you for your help.
I filed a bug (#1780940) in the bug database, I believe it won't create too
much additional work for the team.
Ivan A. Gusev,
Developer,
Laboratory of Business Technologies, Ltd
Visit us at http://www.labitec.ru
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You could use the SqlExpress package that comes with the .Net 2.0 SDK. (program
files\Microsoft Visual stuido 8\sdk\v2.0\BootStrapper\Packages\SqlExpress). But
to use it with your MSI you need to create a bootstrapper (a setup that checks
for and/or install Sqlexpress and then starts your msi).
Forgot this link:
http://wix.mindcapers.com/wiki/Bootstrapper
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Subject: [WiX-users] Wix 3.0 and SQLExpress
Hi!
I'm using Wix 3.0 and I need
Hi!
I'm using Wix 3.0 and I need to create a database during installation.
I wonder if it is possible to detect a previous installation of
SQLExpress and to use it if exist else install SQLExpress and use this
new instance.
Thanks
Crusty Applesniffer.
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Hi!
I wonder how I can schedule a custom action to be excuted just before a
certain dialog is shown. For example I want the custom action
to be executed before the "SelectPackageDialog" is shown (the action fills a
combobox in the Dialog).
can I do it like this?
or how should it be done?
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