Thank you! That works perfectly.
Jeff
Julien R. wrote:
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> Jeff,
>
> When signing file, use the "/d" parameter of Signtool.exe tool.
> signtool.exe sign ... /d "My Description" install.msi
>
> Vista UAC will use this description when asking for elevation instead of
> the randomly named file.
Little mistake,
Signtool.exe and not Signcode.exe
Sorry.
Julien R. wrote:
>
> Jeff,
>
> When signing file, use the "/d" parameter of Signcode.exe tool.
> signcode.exe sign ... /d "My Description" install.msi
>
> Vista UAC will use this description when asking for elevation instead of
> the
Jeff,
When signing file, use the "/d" parameter of Signcode.exe tool.
signcode.exe sign ... /d "My Description" install.msi
Vista UAC will use this description when asking for elevation instead of the
randomly named file.
Jeff Bean wrote:
>
> This is question isn't really about Wix, but rathe
.
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I figured that is where the funny msi name came from, but it seems
backwards to display the c
I figured that is where the funny msi name came from, but it seems backwards
to display the cached msi file name in place of the signed installation file
name, but show the original "real" file name for an unsigned installation
file.
BTW, I assume you are the Phil Wilson who is the author of "The
This might be just MSI behavior, which is to create that random MSI file
name in the temp folder and use that for the install. If you monitor the
temp folder I suspect you'd see that random MSI file name there, and I
believe it's what gets copied to the cached location in
Windows\installer.
Phil
In both cases the msi file was on the desktop of the Vista machine (a VMWare
virtual machine, if that makes any difference). The only difference between
the two tests was the digital signature on the MSI file.
Jeff
Where are you running the file from? When I was playing with Vista I
discovered
Where are you running the file from? When I was playing with Vista I
discovered that the correct
name (for my exe, not an msi, btw) was shown if I ran it from the desktop, but
I got what looked
like a temporary file name if I ran it from off our server. I can only guess
that when I run it
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