Thanks Phil,
It's an installer for Web Services. So there really isn't any 'first run'
or anything at all really...
Install, and then it should just operate for eternity.
Is it possible to put elevated privileges as a package condition? Then if
the MSI is run without them I could just error out
Ok.. so it seems staying in the MSI process and getting elevated privileges
just isn't possible, which explains why this doesn't work at all (since it's
using the 'immediate' execution, which runs in the MSI process)..
Next plan... I'd like to create an executable which will perform this work,
and
Thank you for the solution and it works perfectly.
On 22 Nov 2013 20:42, "Nick Ramirez" wrote:
> You can dynamically set an install directory with the SetDirectory element.
> The WebVirtualDir element, in the IIS extension, uses the Directory
> property
> to point to a Directory element. So if yo
Thank you so much for your help and spending some time for this. The
solution you provided works perfectly. It was exactly what I wanted. I had
already solved the problem using a custom action, but thank you for
providing me a better solution.
Rigards
Tony
On 22 Nov 2013 20:31, "Blair Murri" wrot
If the issue is that you have a component used by two features, I don't
think the component definition is the problem. There are two feature
elements, Auth and Bridge, right? So what happens if you add the component
to each feature? This should work somehow - the resulting FeatureComponent
table in
The problem is that the UI sequence runs with installing user credentials,
so if elevation is required it must come at launch time. If you were to
shell execute an external process that asked for elevation it should work
but the workflow would probably be terrible.
This is one of those tasks that s
So your entire target machine population has had that done?
On Nov 22, 2013, at 9:43 AM, RussellResthaven
wrote:
> Never mind, looks like I found the answer.
>
> I've always disliked Windows 7 UAC security where it gives a pop-up every
> time anything wants to change my system, which is often
Hi again,
I've got another problem I'd like some help with...
I need to make some modifications to a web.config file to push in a
certificate to use for some Web Service stuff I've got.
The initial installation of this works beautifully, the web.config file gets
modified using the XmlFile custom a
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