I would have thought that the design bug would have been obvious based merely 
on understanding of CA scheduling.    Stefan has a great article on the subject 
that I frequently refer InstallShield users to.  I can remember a day years ago 
when I read it ( and your component rules truth statemetns blog ) where I said 
to myself `I don't really understand this completely, but I can tell that  it's 
super important and I'm going to keep reading it everyday until I do.`
   
  I know transacted installations are a `good thing` but it's pretty darn 
impossible if the underlying technology that is being configured doesn't 
support it.   It's not like you can create an RBF file and use it to bring the 
user back to life.    And last time I checked, the Winnt:// provider's computer 
object only has a delete method and not a commit and revert method.
   
  I'll stop there because if I go any further I'd be giving a reccomendation on 
what I think it should do....
  

Rob Mensching <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Today it doesn't.

This is a bug a dev in VS (Mike) pointed out fairly recently and is 
going through the exercise of investigating the options to see which is 
the lesser of all evils. He also found that the extended permission 
custom action didn't correctly reset ACLs on rollback and is working 
through that bug right now. Of course, the Windows Installer made it 
tricky because it appears to revert permissions on registry keys on 
rollback no matter what.

Ahh, the joys of writing system modifying custom actions for the Windows 
Installer.


Christopher Painter wrote:
> How does WiX handle the deletion of the user if rollback is disabled 
> by policy? 
>
>



       
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