(Thanks to Rob's post, too.)
But: I am not sure why I read both the post, the WiX documentation (under
Component), but it sounds like to me that the Guid attribute on Component is
what is supposed to be stable, not the ComponentId.
Nevertheless, I have written a new mechanism for generating the
Oh, you have to generate a new component ID? Is that the trick? I had forgotten
that. Hm, that's going to be interesting for our front end thing to keep track
of, since it makes componentids as it goes for everything so that the WXS can
be automatically generated from a list of files and various
We have some applications which will be changing the actual files they install
as they upgrade in the sense that new names will be used.
I notice that my default way of doing the upgrades does not *delete* the old
ones. (I.e., creating a new WXS with the same upgrade code as the old one but
wit
Are you generating your wxs file by programmatically creating a .NET XML
object? I discovered that when I did that I got the xmlns attribute everywhere
*unless* I set it deliberately on each tag programmatically. Then and only then
it doesn't appear on anything but the WiX tag. I am sure there's
This may be totally off base, so take it with a grain of salt, but:
I seem to remember that MSPs generally share a product code with their parent,
though it drove me crazy trying to figure that sort of thing out. I have now
told my colleagues I don't intent to support them, because they seemed w
If I understand correctly this is what I asked about many moons ago. What I was
told at the time as a possibility - which we implemented - is that one can
"unbundle" and then parse the XML from one of the files:
Dim b As New Microsoft.Tools.WindowsInstallerXml.Unbinder
Dim out As Microsoft.Tools
I've used WMI in the past, so maybe this is doable.
Thanks,
Keith Douglas
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Our techsupport staff wants to use a GPO change to modify the behaviour of IE
on our (non-domained, usually disconnected) laptop fleet that I build
installation stuff for. Is there a good way to do this via an installation
process? (It seems that ad-hoc replacing the file based version of the se
I may be wrong, but in my experience *any* log contains those.
Keith Douglas
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Can WiX 3.7 and 3.9R2 live happily on the same machine? We're using 3.7 now but
have a big project coming in where we should modernize a bit but not break some
stuff ...
Keith Douglas
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Is it possible for the default bundle behaviour to run an uninstall for an
arbitrary ProductCode and UpgradeCode as part of its steps? I realize that
ordinarily this would be rather rude, but ... This is because I've got a
"related product" I need to remove ideally before installing a chain of M
Hi everyone,
I am still confused about what is going on with this: a testing machine (which
uses the mechanism I described below quite often) now has >200 gigs of these.
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0T6
Statistique Canada | 170, promenade Tunn
We were looking into allowing our users to use local web pages without the
"Active X/content" warning that this usually provokes (our users are very
tech-unsavvy and find having to click this sort of warning to be confusing).
Since we need them to generate cookies from these pages we need them t
Oh, and to answer Rob: yes, since they go "way back" (see below on the update
as to how often they get created).
WiX (and hence DTF) 3.7, for what that's worth.
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0T6
Statistique Canada | 170, promenade Tunney's Pastu
Update:
We figured out that this occurs when our "check if installed" application calls
Microsoft.Tools.WindowsInstallerXml.Unbinder.Unbind (from DTF), as we use that
to determine the UpgradeCode, as per another post from this list. I save to a
temporarily location and overwrite any existing scr
We bundle MSUs up with the default bootstrapper for ease of installation of our
remote users.
A colleague of mine noticed that in c:\users\[logged in
user]\appdata\local\temp\ there are a bunch of randomly named folders with a
attached.cab and an ux.cab seemingly for each bundle ever run. I tak
You can (or at least for some things) use the IISExtension merely to install
certificates - I've done that.
This was my proof of concept - it should be cleaned up:
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi";
xmlns:iis="http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/IIsExtension";>
Does MSP support changing the read-only flag of files which were in the initial
install?
If so, how do I ensure I include it in the patch?
Keith Douglas
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questionnaires - IAO
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> MSI (s) (0C:F8) [10:18:52:364]: Product: Microsoft SQL Server Compact
> 3.5
> SP2 x64 ENU -- Error 1316.The specified account already exists.
>
> Thanks !
> -Rob
>
>
> Keith.Douglas wrote
>> I was given this by one of our internal deployme
I was installing an update to one of our (virtual) machines and noticed that it
failed, complaining that an installation was in progress. Since sometimes SCCM
and other things auto-drop for us, I figured I'd look to see what it was. With
procexp, I found an msiexec -Embedding call being run. Wha
Seems to be ok if I tried again from a few versions back. But the bit about the
verbosity of verbose logs (or the like) stands ... still I'd like a comment on
the below just in case ...
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0T6
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I've just created a new package for a product we're about to upgrade.
I see that it doesn't create its desktop shortcut until "repair" is run. We are
not creating the (unadvertised) shortcut in any way that is new; it does
exactly what the old ones did. I have looked at a few versions back and t
I noticed that one of my installation packages (which I was internally testing
prior to sending it for testing more broadly) seemingly failed to install its
shortcuts because there were too many icons on the desktop (in grid mode)
already. (I figured this bizarreness out by cleaning some stuff u
I'm trying to prepare an uninstall since colleagues insist we deploy the update
to our remotes, regardless of the danger ...
Uninstall commmands to our bundle that we might try to use seem to only
uninstall the bundle, not the contents. We send [bundlename /uninstall /quiet]
from our elevated s
More on the KB breaking Windows Installer thing from my colleagues.
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I was given this by one of our internal deployment people this morning. Any
thoughts?
Keith Douglas
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I noticed that your reproduction was only slightly similar to one of the ones
from earlier in the thread. The one earlier was an overlapped I/O, yours is a
hash being different.
Also, didn't some report problems with Windows 7, and your testing is on 8?
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 T
For what it is worth, I tried one of my investigation packages with a "fake
exe" (for the sake of ease of recognizing as a fake) which, needless to say,
has no version at all. It seems to upgrade fine with no trouble.
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1
Let me echo John here, I am trying to help us and also help the community. We
are worse off, too, than some, because the machines I deal with are
mostly-disconnected remotes which receive the vast majority of their tech
support via RDP if at all. It seems that most of the hypotheses around are
I've now tried a "small update". I've never fully understood why you’d use
these, but my co-workers wanted to use MSPs for some of our updating, so I
built a front end for making those and hence small updates. That all to say
that I may be doing something unusual or "wrong" with them. However, t
Ah! There seems to be some confusion on this point. I will see.
Keith Douglas
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I've gotten hold of a Windows 7 x64 VM and tried installing, uninstalling,
repairing a few dinky products we have built installers for over the last
while. Even added a new one with a large (100 megabytes uncompressed) payload.
Tried with and without UAC for all. No troubles at all with the trou
Some of the posts I saw about the topic in other places (e.g. the
OpenOffice.org one) seemed to suggest to me that it was local installs as well,
but am I not sure I understood the remarks correctly.
Incidentally: my chain of command has raised it with the folks that maintain /
have access to o
I got that once when some McAfee product or other was trying to install itself
at the same time (we run its AV and a few other things on my target machines),
and a few months ago - well before this update.
Somehow also when that happens one gets the McAfee product details in the
install log cre
Has anyone with a support contract or the like with Microsoft asked about this?
I've pre-emptively raised a concern with some of my colleagues but people don't
know what to make of a bunch of isolated forum posts/this list's thread.
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Drive
Looks like it shouldn't be Unicode encoded ...
Keith Douglas
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I'm not sure if it is applicable in your case, but I seem to remember that when
debugging both our service and our installer for it that if you crash the
OnStart method or the constructor you'll also get error 1923. So it might be
useful to "instrument" your service too and see if you can figure
Yes, I figured out as much, but the error condition that results is not exactly
clear. Is this under any control that could make this a bit cleaner?
At first I thought it meant the image of the EXE I was debundling, for example!
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway,
Update: this seems to happen because I was suddenly running a x64 version of
things - I had the project set to build as "AnyCPU".
This is very strange - I understand the library is 32 bit, but why should it
fail with the exception mentioned? That's pretty obscure.
(If it is clearer in > WiX 3.7
A while ago I built some stuff to investigate properties of a burn bundle (EXE)
just in case they got lost when we built them, and also to harvest from others
(in case we have some bundles not built by us). As per the list's
recommendations, I added a reference to wix.dll and kept winterop.dll n
I'm no expert, but I do know that Windows Installer doesn't seem to use the 4th
digit in versions for much, so is it possible that the fact you only changed it
is simply confusing the matter? (I.e., violating expectations somehow so the
behaviour isn't right.)
Keith Douglas
Programmer Analys
If I recall correctly, one can also get 3010, "restart required", which is sort
of intermediary between success and failure, but I am not an expert on these
matters.
Keith Douglas
Programmer Analyst | Programmeur analyste
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Are MSIs allowed to have to have no Product Name? Or is this a case of (like
the version numbers) that ICE and other tools validate and yet the WI service
doesn't actually care, so all sorts of weird stuff can happen?
(I ask because I seem to have encountered such a thing, and the DTF demo
appl
Thanks for this information; I guess I should have mentioned one of the reason
why I wanted to do this: I wanted to have this information available in the
package itself. Our bundles do not always (almost never) contain MSIs; we just
repackage MSUs in them, for the most part, so MsiProperty is o
Update: Missed the bit about Manufacturer and how it would work. First question
still open though.
Keith Douglas
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We've been using a custom property to assert (until we have signing) the
creator of MSIs. Is there a way (built into WiX way) to store custom properties
in a burn bundle? If there isn't, what would be a recommendation to replace
this approach?
Similarly, is there an equivalent of the Manufactur
Ok, I have discovered something else. For other reasons I've started developing
a little notification application for our users. This is to run at login and
stay running while they go about their use. It will from time to time remind
them of things they should be doing and that sort of thing. Lo
Do I have to have created a proper ServiceControl *before* I do the upgrade, or
can my new package do everything? In any case, I do have ServiceControl
Stop="both" and Wait="yes" in the *existing* packages (including the one which
was causing some people trouble), so something is funny. Is there
Hi Marc, I think I'm finally piecing this together: the only very missing part
is the interaction with /quiet - if I am not mistaken. But I have one question
for everyone:
Util:RestartResource - does one use that to register that one wants to restart
an *existing* application / service, or does
Hi Marc, thanks for answering.
I am not sure the property you mentioned is the right one: the documentation
says that with it set the way you recommend the FilesInUse dialog will be used.
But since I do unattended/installs from a service, that doesn't sound useful -
since it seems that would fr
We have a in house windows service installed by a WiX installer. Since our
users on these remote systems are not administrators, this install is actually
"brokered" by the same service. That is, msiexec is called by the service
itself, and the installation is called with /quiet /norestart as we
Also, it seems if I use 63 or more characters, *candle* complains and tells me:
c:\InstallerBuilder\TrainingMaterials\Training Materials-Materiels de Formation\
Wxs\TrainingMaterials-Training Materials-Materiels de Formation-20140414103809.w
xs(7) : error CNDL0032 : The Media/@Cabinet attribute's
It doesn't seem that spaces by themselves are a problem to produce an output -
only if the name is long. Spaces do produce ICE03 but the error doesn't seem to
be fatal.
Keith Douglas
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Statistique Canada | 170, promenade Tunne
I have determined through some trial and error that I was running into length
limitations on the Cabinet attribute on the Media tag. I note that it only
seems to have come up when using light ; candle doesn't seem to care. In Wix
3.7 (we are slow moving on upgrades) this produces a
light.exe :
With an MSI one can open it and run a query on it to find its UpgradeCode and
ProductCode. Bundles have an UpgradeCode; however, is there an easy way to get
that from the EXE itself once built? I'm wanting to update our IsInstalled tool
to support them, and to ensure that one is dealing with the
I suppose it would need a custom action, but couldn't one allocate an NTFS
sparse file (assuming an NTFS file system, anyway)?
Keith Douglas
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Root certificates mattered when I installed 3.7 on Server 2003 a few months
ago. Nevertheless, I will await the log ...
Keith Douglas
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That's understandable; are there any other prerequisites?
Keith Douglas
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Another way into the questions I asked:
What precisely are the prerequisites for WiX 3.7 *itself*? Is there any
particular reason why these are not in the bundle?
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0T6
Statistique Canada | 170, promenade Tunn
A co-worker is having trouble doing an offline install of Wix 3.7. I'll send
along the log later on (once he can get me a copy), but meanwhile, based on my
earlier mishaps:
Does Windows 7 ship with the root certificates needed to validate the install?
What prerequisites are needed beyond Project
Yes, I realize. Unfortunately, even getting people to the point where they'd be
willing to give some effort to learn this stuff is proving very difficult
(despite the fact that these systems I am working on are vital).
Also, I doubt that I could get funding. (See signature.) Shame; I do intend
I have wanted to use the built in stuff, and even built a "front end" to make
things easier. But my colleagues insist (1) that no MSUs are available or (2)
"this is a special case, we can't accommodate".
I want to make absolutely certain this is really a matter of WSUS (and SCCM)
being all that
Thanks for the input, Phill. I fear am fighting an uphill battle on this. WiX
is new to people (including our installation team) and people are unsure what
to make of all of this.
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0T6
Statistique Canada | 170, prome
Hi Phill,
This, while helpful to some degree doesn't tell me whether or not I should be
using the CAB files (how?) in my WiX bootstrappers or whether I should use the
MSUs. I see that to use pkgmgr correctly one needs a XML file (manifest) to do
so. Since I was not given such a thing outside t
My "OS update" colleagues are telling me I can just install a raw CAB of
updates (hotfixes, etc.) and somehow use pkgmgr correctly (transactionally,
removably, etc.) without an MSU. Is this really the case? I cannot see this
anywhere at Microsoft or in the WiX documentation. All the hotfix stuff
Don't the extra things like the XML manifest and the WU metadata make a MSU
more than an archive?
Keith Douglas
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I was talking over how to do off-line updates to Windows for some of our
systems which only work by "transmission style" file exchange (and are never on
public internet), and MSUs came up. I know bootstrappers/burn EXEs support
them; however, how does one obtain them in the first place beyond sc
Got it, there was an accidental downgrade of the file's version. I guess I
understand why that removes without reinstalling. However, I think I'll have to
put some sanity checking against this happening again.
Meanwhile, the trick for those playing along at home (:)) is that the "won't
downgrad
Hi Phil, thanks for answering.
I don't think this is it; Windows installer 4.x is on Windows 7, correct?
That's the target here (though the symptoms appear on Vista as well). In any
case, this install does not use the GAC. (It does do the implicit "program
files" -> "program files (x86)" map, t
I've determined that this cannot be it, as I tried it on a machine and found
that the file was missing without doing any reboots. Thanks for the thought,
though, Scott.
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0T6
Statistique Canada | 170, promenade Tunney
Hi everyone,
I just released a new MSI for an upgraded version of one of our in house
applications. This is about the 16th iteration (we've been in testing for most
of this, so each new one is a full package with a MajorUpgrade) and all the
rest have been successful, until today. One file did
Several of our packages use unadvertised shortcuts to point to various files in
their installation. However, I have learned that we were setting the
"WorkingDirectory" attribute wrong for them (because I had to replace one for
an application where WorkingDirectory matters). I had followed the ho
For what it is worth, I haven't seen them from over here either.
Keith Douglas
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Since the consideration in this thread may eventually affect many of us, is
there any explanation anywhere why ICE requires elevation when not run
interactively?
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0T6
Statistique Canada | 170, promenade Tunney's Pastu
By the way, the last sentence of Nicolás' remarks seems to be our single
biggest problem "with WiX" here - so much stuff does unoptimal practice with
installations, file locations, environment set up, OS settings, etc. it is
difficult for a few people like myself to show that a more optimal prac
Thank you for the correction, Phil. I take it I cannot easily determine if a
downgrade was prevented from a non-interactive mechanism?
(Our applications are installed by a Windows service without user intervention.)
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0
I see that msiexec returns 1638 if the usual MajorUpgrade tag does its stuff
and prevents a downgrade. Is there any way to distinguish between the case that
the MajorUpgrade did nothing because the versions were equal versus a version
strictly less than the already installed version was attempte
My server support colleagues discovered that at least for 200*3* R2 we needed
to install KB931125 to get matters to work. I'm not sure which certificates
that installs, however.
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0T6
Statistique Canada | 170, promena
When I had set up my shortcut (unadvertised, but I am not sure that matters)
mentioned a few posts back, I got the impression that the registry key didn't
really matter; it was just a "vestige" of some Windows Installer weirdness and
would sort of "pollute" the installing user's profile, but tha
I've made use of the below for a while which uses an unadvertised shortcut:
Note that we have a front end we've built to automate some of our WXS
generation process (that's why the Ids look funny). This is actually from the
front end
Hi everyone, I thought I'd update the answer to my question from last week:
For what it is worth, our server support team found KB931125, which seems to
have been the correct one for Server 2003 R2 Enterprise.
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0T6
S
Any idea which root certificate update I'd need to get installed?
Keith Douglas
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Hi everyone, I've been trying to install 3.7 on another machine (again with no
Internet connectivity). Looks like something about signed packages or the like.
The relevant parts of the log (as far as I can tell) follow. For what it is
worth (I saw something about this in old messages) this is al
Ah ha, gotcha. I'll do that.
Thanks,
Keith Douglas
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Hi everyone, I did get WiX 3.7 installed correctly once that little other MSI
was around. Thanks!
Now I have a question about the ExitCode element. The documentation says about
its Value attribute:
"Exit code returned from executable package. If no value is provided it means
all values not exp
I get a failed install with the ProjectAggregator you mentioned:
[1BA8:1518][2013-09-10T12:24:12]w343: Prompt for source of package:
ProjectAggregator2, payload: ProjectAggregator2, path:
G:\WixLayout\ProjectAggregator2.msi
[1BA8:1518][2013-09-10T12:24:12]i338: Acquiring package: ProjectAggregat
How exactly does one use offline install mode in WiX 3.7 ? I have the binaries
package and the 20 meg .exe but it doesn't seem to find the binaries if they
are loose in the directory. (/layout doesn't work for me on my public net
machine due to web proxies or the like in the way.)
Keith Dougl
Hi,
What we did is build a front end that builds an "uninstall message" when the
package is built (again by the front end, but you could use a build script or
something maybe) and uses our install-and-monitor software to parse it when it
arrives. You'd need SCCM or Afaria or other tools like th
Hi Rob, this was an interesting post but I don't understand exactly how it
helps me.
For example, I tried:
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/UtilExtension";
xmlns:netfx="http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/NetFxExtension";
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi";>
Thank you for the information, Phil. This raises another bunch of questions:
Why is the default in this location in the sequence (that seems unfortunate,
since rollbacks are part of the point of using MSIs)?
Should I change the location for all my installers?
What's a good way to this when buil
Thanks for answering Phil,
Unfortunately a verbose log is not available. However, I know that there's no
explicit sequencing of RemoveExistingProducts or anything else for that matter
by my WXS. According to the MSI itself it is 1401, immediately after
InstallValidate and before InstallInitiali
If a service update (a MajorUpgrade of a service installation) fails for some
reason, and a rollback to the previous version happens, what happens if the MSI
for the rollback cannot be found? Would this leave no files from the first
package in the installation directory? I guess I may have naïve
Are these documented anywhere? In particular, when /quiet is used with either
of /install or /uninstall, knowing that any error occurred by the exit/return
codes would be helpful.
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0T6
Statistique Canada | 170, prome
What's the best way to replace files which have their read only bit set during
an install?
(I.e., the file system files are read only, not the ones to be installed.)
Keith Douglas
Statistics Canada | 170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway, Ottawa ON K1A 0T6
Statistique Canada | 170, promenade Tunney's
I think we would, but I was just looking at when burn was available and had 3.6
on the brain.
Keith Douglas
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So I download the wix37-binaries.zip and follow those sorts of instructions?
Keith Douglas
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F
Following up to myself here to ask a question about burn. I had forgotten burn
got released in 3.6, since we've never needed to use it (until the below
question). Can 3.6 be installed side by side with 3.5? If it matters, I don't
need Votive except, perhaps, in 3.6.
Keith Douglas
Statistics Ca
So Burn is needed? (I am not surprised, given that it would be several files to
install that are likely internally transactional and the rest, but just wanted
to confirm.)
We don't have internet access on the machines; that's sort of the point - to
get them a collection of stand-alones over the
Hi folks,
Is there a way to bundle-and-install the standalone updates that one would get
from Microsoft to update Windows (e.g. security updates with the "Windows
Update Standalone" file type or whatever it is exactly)? If so, where should I
start looking to do this?
(We have machines which ar
I don't know if our approach will work well long term since we are still
developing all of this, but we decided we'd build front end utilities for
developers to use with presets implicitly written out to wxs for them (like
Manufacturer and expected directories to install to, etc.). This way in
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