That's a good point, and I appreciate that chaining isn't a great solution,
but in this case though, all that I think we are both attempting to do is
get a list of app pools to display in a combobox for the user to select. If
they are doing a silent install, then there would be no need for the lis
That will only work if you run it from the InstallUISequence and if you do a
basic or silent mode install the InstallUISequence is skipped completely.
Chaining from within an MSI just doesn't work the general (might work in
very narrow use cases). That's why you need a bootstrapper.
On Wed, Nov 1
Christian Froehlich wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have hit a conundrum here. I have an immediate custom action that gets a
> list
> of IIS application pools to be displayed in a ComboBox for user selection.
>
> Now as this needs to be executed before the user interface is shown, i
> have made
> t
The only solution I've found to this problem is to create a bootstrapper that
starts up msiexec with my msi. The bootstrapper is marked as
"requireAdministrator", so it as well as the msi's UI run elevated.
Hope this helps,
--
Paul Lalonde paullalonde at mac dot com
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Unfortunately when merely querying the system requires elevation you
typically have to engage a bootstrapper that is manifested to require
elevation to force all of your MSI to run elevated. That, of course, means
your removal from ARP will see this CA fail as well, so if you need the CA
for remova
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