Rob I have to Uninstall each time otherwise I get something along the lines of "Application already installed". Also if I change the account info I get a different SID not found for XXX where XXX is the new account I entered.
Without the PermissionEx I get "Permission denied" every time. If it is working for you it must be something to do with the build and config of my machine. This is a work machine, built with all sorts of policy crap in it. Although I am in local Admins group. My only thought is that all the "standard" tags seem to work but the <util:> ones are not getting the correct context or something. I will build the MSI and run it on another machine and see what happens. Cliff Rob Mensching-2 wrote: > > That's my problem, ServiceConfig is working fine. Are you uninstalling > the MSI before installing a new version? If not, then you may be running > the cached MSI over and over and that would explain why every log file > hits the same error. > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of CHarker > Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2008 03:00 > To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: Re: [WiX-users] <ServiceConfig> Has anybody got this to work?? > > > I can do that at work on Monday but to be honest you will see very little. > > Those ExecSecureObjects lines are identical apart from they say either > "SID > not found" if I put a bad name in or "Access denied" if I put one in it > can > find (Administrators). > > I think if you create a simple EXE do a ServiceInstall and a ServiceConfig > you will get the same thing. I run as admin on my machine. > > Cliff > > > Rob Mensching-2 wrote: >> >> I understand the frustration. I do think you've found a bug in here >> *somewhere*. If you can provide log files of all these failure cases >> (even just snippets with 20 lines above and below the line that has >> "value >> 3") then I think we can get this fixed pretty quickly. I'm actually >> solely focused on fixing extension bugs right now so you could get a bug >> fix within a week... if we can track it down. >> >> Also, I'm quite certain that once we find the bug you'll be far more >> stable than SelfReg + .BAT file. <grin/> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of CHarker >> Sent: Friday, September 12, 2008 09:19 >> To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net >> Subject: Re: [WiX-users] <ServiceConfig> Has anybody got this to work?? >> >> >> >> Rob >> >> I tried everything. If I put "Administrators" it fails at the end but >> only >> after it has installed the service with so much security that I can't >> uninstall it from Control Panel. I have to delete from the registry, >> reboot >> and then run the installer. >> >> If I remove the <PermissionEx> and <ServiceConfig> it works. I can >> install >> and uninstall no problem. >> >> If I add the <ServiceConfig> I get "permission denied" which I find a >> bit >> odd. Why if my account has just installed the service (and can uninstall >> it) can I not tweak a few values? >> >> So I thought <PermissionEx> but that seems to affect the <ServiceInstall> >> not the <ServiceConfig>. I read on another thead that it understands >> "Everyone, Administrator, LocalSystem, LocalService, NetworkService, >> AuthenticatedUser, Guests, CREATOR OWNER, INTERACTIVE and Users". >> >> I tried the NT Authority route too. >> >> I get either "SID not found" or "Access denied". >> >> I don't understand why I need <PermissionsEX> at all. It does seem to >> affect something but not <ServiceConfig> >> >> At it's simplest this WIX file takes one EXE, installs as Service and >> sets >> the Config. That's it. Why should there be permission issues atthe 2nd >> stage. >> >> I am about to give up on it and use Self reg and a BAT file!! Time is >> short. >> >> thanks for reading this and sorry for posting in many places, I didn't >> know >> where best to get an answer :) >> >> Cliff >> >> >> >> >> Rob Mensching-2 wrote: >>> >>> I updated this information in the bug: >>> >>>>From the log file you provided, it looks like ServiceConfig completed but >> the PermissionEx cannot find the user you are asking for: >> ".\Administrator". >> If you want the local admin, you need to ask for it by its proper name: >> "NT >> AUTHORITY\Administrator". >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of CHarker >>> Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 15:28 >>> To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net >>> Subject: [WiX-users] <ServiceConfig> Has anybody got this to work?? >>> >>> >>> I have been having problems trying to install a service. I am the admin >>> user >>> in this machine but I keep getting permission problems. I am using WIX >>> 3.0.4429.0 >>> >>> Without the <ServiceConfig> tag and the <PermissionEx> tags it works >>> perfectly. >>> >>> I added serviceConfig and then PermissionEx to try and solve permission >>> issues with <ServiceConfig> >>> >>> My question is. When you use a <PermissionsEx> inside a <ServiceInstall> >>> what permissions are you setting exactly? Is this the user that is >>> running >>> the msi job itself? Does the Service changes take place using this user >>> or >>> the user that run sthe MSI? >>> >>> Inside the <PermissionEx> tag I have used "User", "Administrator", >>> "LocalSystem" and various others but I either ge "SID not found" or >>> "Permission Denied" when it runs the <ServiceConfig> section. >>> >>> I am running the MSI and I am an admin user. I can set the config >>> through >>> the GUI so I should have permissions. I used "Administrator" and I get >>> SID >>> not found. >>> >>> <Component Id='ClientComponent' DiskId ='1' Guid='??????'> >>> <File Id='Whatever1' >>> Name="$(var.Whatever1.TargetFileName)" >>> KeyPath='no' >>> Assembly='no' >>> Vital='yes' >>> Checksum='yes' >>> Source="$(var.Whatever1.TargetPath)" /> >>> <File Id='WhateverService' >>> Name="$(var.WhateverService.TargetFileName)" >>> KeyPath='yes' >>> Assembly='no' >>> Vital='yes' >>> Checksum='yes' >>> Source="$(var.WhateverService.TargetPath)" /> >>> <File Id='Whatever3' >>> Name="$(var.Whatever3.TargetFileName)" >>> KeyPath='no' >>> Assembly='no' >>> Vital='yes' >>> Checksum='yes' >>> Source="$(var.Whatever3.TargetPath)" /> >>> >>> <ServiceInstall Id="WhateverServiceInstall" >>> Name="WhateverService" >>> DisplayName="WhateverService" >>> Type="ownProcess" >>> Start="auto" >>> ErrorControl="normal" >>> Description="WhateverService Service" >>> Vital="yes"> >>> >>> <PermissionEx >>> xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/UtilExtension"; >>> User="Administrator" >>> ServiceChangeConfig="yes" >>> ServiceEnumerateDependents="yes" >>> ChangePermission="yes" >>> ServiceInterrogate="yes" >>> ServicePauseContinue="yes" >>> ServiceQueryConfig="yes" >>> ServiceQueryStatus="yes" >>> ServiceStart="yes" >>> ServiceStop="yes" /> >>> >>> <ServiceConfig >>> xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/UtilExtension"; >>> RebootMessage ="Problem with Service requires a reboot" >>> ResetPeriodInDays="3" >>> RestartServiceDelayInSeconds="5" >>> FirstFailureActionType="restart" >>> SecondFailureActionType="restart" >>> ThirdFailureActionType="reboot"/> >>> >>> <ServiceDependency Id="MSSQLServer"/> >>> </ServiceInstall> >>> >>> <ServiceControl Id="WhateverServiceServiceInstaller" >>> Name="WhateverService" >>> Start="install" >>> Stop="both" >>> Remove="uninstall" >>> Wait="no" /> >>> </Component> >>> >>> My MSIEXEC output is >>> >>> === Logging started: 11/09/2008 10:19:26 === >>> Action 10:19:26: INSTALL. >>> Action start 10:19:26: INSTALL. >>> Action 10:19:26: ValidateProductID. >>> Action start 10:19:26: ValidateProductID. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: ValidateProductID. Return value 1. >>> Action 10:19:26: CostInitialize. Computing space requirements >>> Action start 10:19:26: CostInitialize. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: CostInitialize. Return value 1. >>> Action 10:19:26: FileCost. Computing space requirements >>> Action start 10:19:26: FileCost. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: FileCost. Return value 1. >>> Action 10:19:26: CostFinalize. Computing space requirements >>> Action start 10:19:26: CostFinalize. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: CostFinalize. Return value 1. >>> Action 10:19:26: ExecuteAction. >>> Action start 10:19:26: ExecuteAction. >>> Action start 10:19:26: INSTALL. >>> Action start 10:19:26: ValidateProductID. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: ValidateProductID. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: CostInitialize. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: CostInitialize. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: FileCost. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: FileCost. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: CostFinalize. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: CostFinalize. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: InstallValidate. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: InstallValidate. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: InstallInitialize. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: InstallInitialize. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: ProcessComponents. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: ProcessComponents. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: UnpublishFeatures. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: UnpublishFeatures. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: StopServices. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: StopServices. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: DeleteServices. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: DeleteServices. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: RemoveFiles. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: RemoveFiles. Return value 0. >>> Action start 10:19:26: InstallFiles. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: InstallFiles. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: InstallServices. >>> Action ended 10:19:26: InstallServices. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:26: SchedSecureObjects. >>> Action start 10:19:27: ExecSecureObjects. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: ExecSecureObjects. Return value 1. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: SchedSecureObjects. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:27: SchedServiceConfig. >>> Action start 10:19:27: RollbackServiceConfig. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: RollbackServiceConfig. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:27: ExecServiceConfig. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: ExecServiceConfig. Return value 1. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: SchedServiceConfig. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:27: StartServices. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: StartServices. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:27: RegisterUser. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: RegisterUser. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:27: RegisterProduct. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: RegisterProduct. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:27: PublishFeatures. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: PublishFeatures. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:27: PublishProduct. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: PublishProduct. Return value 1. >>> Action start 10:19:27: InstallFinalize. >>> ExecSecureObjects: Error 0x80070534: failed to get sid for account: >>> Administrator >>> Action ended 10:19:27: InstallFinalize. Return value 3. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: INSTALL. Return value 3. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: ExecuteAction. Return value 3. >>> Action ended 10:19:27: INSTALL. 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