Wise Package Studio- Folder Rights - and install On Windows7
Hello Clever Peoples
I have a MSI - and making af MST - and want to give Full rights on a folder = C:\Program Files\TestFolder
I can see in Wise that the Users (group) have full rights on the folder, but
when i install the MSI on Windows7 64 bit, nothing happens.
Under the security tab, the Users still havnt got the full rights.
I have also trying to use Subinacl. It works In WinXp, but when i do the same in Win7, via a custom action,
nothing happens.
I just read in google , LockPermission table dont work in Windows7 - instead MsiLockPermissionsEx , shall be used.
MsiLockPermissionsEx - doesnt exist in the MST - so how is it possible to add that instaed of Lockpermission. ?
I hope you guys can help me out.
Can you plz just explain in details.
Thnx in advance
I have a MSI - and making af MST - and want to give Full rights on a folder = C:\Program Files\TestFolder
I can see in Wise that the Users (group) have full rights on the folder, but
when i install the MSI on Windows7 64 bit, nothing happens.
Under the security tab, the Users still havnt got the full rights.
I have also trying to use Subinacl. It works In WinXp, but when i do the same in Win7, via a custom action,
nothing happens.
I just read in google , LockPermission table dont work in Windows7 - instead MsiLockPermissionsEx , shall be used.
MsiLockPermissionsEx - doesnt exist in the MST - so how is it possible to add that instaed of Lockpermission. ?
I hope you guys can help me out.
Can you plz just explain in details.
Thnx in advance
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Posted by:
jmcfadyen
13 years ago
you can create the table manually.
but a simpler method would be to find an MSI with the table you need in it. Use orca to extract the table to a .idt and import back into the offending msi.
but a simpler method would be to find an MSI with the table you need in it. Use orca to extract the table to a .idt and import back into the offending msi.
Posted by:
SKS
13 years ago
Hello jmcfadyen
Thnx for you reply.
Can you explain in detail, how to create the table, cause isnt it anything else you have to create ?
I have tried to find an MSI, with the table, but i didnt find any, or anyone who had the exprience with it.
Have you come by an MSI with the table.
thnx in advance.
Thnx for you reply.
Can you explain in detail, how to create the table, cause isnt it anything else you have to create ?
I have tried to find an MSI, with the table, but i didnt find any, or anyone who had the exprience with it.
Have you come by an MSI with the table.
thnx in advance.
Posted by:
AngelD
13 years ago
Just follow the "step" in section Step 2 – Add the MsiLockPermissionsEx Table from the Tutorial: How to Use the MsiLockPermissionsEx Table (and CSI_GetSDDLFromObject Helper Script)
Posted by:
rock_star
13 years ago
You can use Setacl.
Note:
you need to have additional Setacl.exe in you folder or in target machine
Note:
you need to have additional Setacl.exe in you folder or in target machine
Posted by:
jmcfadyen
13 years ago
i would avoid setacl on a win7 box. May as well do things with native support where you can. better logging / error handling etc.
as for creating the table with orca is easiest. You can select a table then goto edit / export / import etc.
as for creating the table with orca is easiest. You can select a table then goto edit / export / import etc.
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