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How to Install Password protected certificate(PFX file)

2008-09-03T23:39:16Z

Hi,
I want to install password projected certificate(pfx file) But not able to
do the same.
If I am manually importing this pfx file, it is generating 4 files(1 pfx and
3 certificate). But through Wix, it is generating only one certificate.
Please find the code snippet.
<iis:Certificate Id="Certifimacate1"

Not able to Installing Certificate

2008-09-02T21:31:49Z

HI ,
I am using Wix 3.0 and with that i m trying to installing some certificates
but not able to do.
Please find the code below.
<iis:Certificate Id="Certifimacate" Name="CLP_EWS_UAT_Client3.pfx" Request="
no" CertificatePath="C:\SQLFiles\C LP_EWS_UAT_Client3.pfx" PFXPassword="
ClpOnline6791" StoreName="personal" StoreLocation="localMachine"/>

WIX - Requested Registry Access dined

2008-09-02T09:04:31Z

i've used wix installer for my .net application. while im creating
a permissions for my registry as follows.

<Component Id="B1CORE_SETREGComponent" DiskId="1"
Guid="8219C955-CCD1-4941-A76C- 65FDD55349AC">
<CreateFolder />
<Registry Id="B1CORE_SETREGPermissions" Root="HKLM"

Re: Initial MSI package needed to upgrade?

2008-08-19T09:35:33Z

Finally found the answers (hopefully), the detail has been summarized
on my blog at
[link]

Re: Initial MSI package needed to upgrade?

2008-08-17T20:41:49Z

Hi,
I haven't been playing with WiX/MSI for quite some time now, but here are my
guesses.
The two reasonable sources of the GUID could be:
1. it is one of those auto-generated by WiX, in the form ????..-??...-..??
2. it is one that is really not described in the project file, but somehow
generated... In this case, you could also check the .msi package generated

Re: Initial MSI package needed to upgrade?

2008-08-17T08:55:08Z

Actually, I have identified the registry path to be
\omputer\KCU\Software\Microsof t\Installer\FOO-PRODUCT-
CODE-1234\SourceList\PackageNa me

But I have still an issue with the FOO-PRODUCT-CODE-1234. Basically,
it's a GUID but it does not correspond to any of the of GUID that are
in my WiX project file. Thus, I don't know where this GUID comes

Re: Initial MSI package needed to upgrade?

2008-08-17T07:28:14Z

Renaming the downloaded package looks reasonable (I do not feel
confident enough to touch the registry). Do you remember the registry
path where your MSI package name is stored?

Re: Initial MSI package needed to upgrade?

2008-08-15T16:49:35Z

Indeed that's an issue with changing the name of the package. I've had
that problem
too when I designed an auto-update infrastructure.
I recall I overcame that at the time looking for the expected package
name at the registry and automatically changing the name of the
downloaded update to that filename.

Re: Initial MSI package needed to upgrade?

2008-08-14T19:33:15Z

Note reading this
[link]

It seems that the problem might related to the fact that I am changing
the MSI package name (also that would completely bizarre for 'msiexec'
to actually care about the MSI filename that may be been renamed by
the user / by the browser / whatever).

Initial MSI package needed to upgrade?

2008-08-14T18:56:33Z

I am designing a .NET WinForm application packaged with WiX 2.0, and I
am trying to provide an "auto-update" feature. Yet, I end-up with an
odd problem.

Basically, the scheme is simple
- check if a new version is available
- if new version, the download new MSI package
- prompt user, close application, execute

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Problem enabling/disabling features based on OS

2008-07-28T13:34:57Z

I'm trying to build an installer that installs a website. I want this
installer to work on both Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server
2003. I've gotten as far as having the site registered in IIS
correctly on both platforms, but I can't get the permissions set
correctly on the site folder. On Win2k3, the IUSR_[ComputerName] user

Merge Module UI dialogs firing out of order

2008-07-17T12:37:26Z

I have created a merge module to handle my database installation. The
merge module includes some custom UI components to gather Database
information. I have then include the merge a in my main nstaller.wsx
file and the mergeref tag is included inside a feature tag. The main
installer.wsx file use the wixui_featuretree ui. When the installer

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Assigning values to util:User tag

2008-07-08T21:27:19Z

Hi,
Maybe this is simple question, but I can't assign valid user name and
password to util:User properties (it is not refreshed)
In my main wxs file I've
<Property Id="DbUserNameProperty">sa</Pr operty>
<Property Id="DbPasswordProperty">sa</Pr operty>

<util:User Id="SQLUser" Name="[DbUserNameProperty]"