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How to Install Password protected certificate(PFX file)

sandeep.gau...@gmail.com (Sandeep Gautam) — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 23:39:16 UT

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

sandeep.gau...@gmail.com (Sandeep Gautam) — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 21:31:49 UT

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

nandhini.ra...@gmail.com (nandhini.raman@gmail.com) — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 09:04:31 UT

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?

joannes.vermo...@gmail.com (Joannes Vermorel) — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 09:35:33 UT

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

Re: Initial MSI package needed to upgrade?

breznic...@gmail.com (János Brezniczky) — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 20:41:49 UT

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?

joannes.vermo...@gmail.com (Joannes Vermorel) — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 08:55:08 UT

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?

joannes.vermo...@gmail.com (Joannes Vermorel) — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 07:28:14 UT

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?

ymcr...@gmail.com (cRCaT) — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 16:49:35 UT

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?

joannes.vermo...@gmail.com (Joannes Vermorel) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:33:15 UT

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?

joannes.vermo...@gmail.com (Joannes Vermorel) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:56:33 UT

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

mbhoneyc...@gmail.com (Matt) — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:34:57 UT

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

alf...@gmail.com (Alan) — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 12:37:26 UT

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

mligorow...@gmail.com (Ligo) — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 21:27:19 UT

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]"