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‎Jun 09, 2015
12:37 PM
Can anyone tell me why this installer is "Rolling Back" right after doing the IIS?
So, I have two releases. Lets call them version 1 and version 2.
If I point InstallShield at Version 1's folder, build, and test the MSI, all is good.
If I point InstallShield at Version 2's folder, build, and test the MSI, it gets just beyond the IIS portion and then goes in to Rollback Mode.
Version 2 files the same, though a few of the files' contents have changed (some different .cs contents and a few .DLLs have changed), but I wouldnt think that would cause a rollback.
I even tried the old .DLLs just to make sure that wasn't the issue.
Here is the installation log: http://cpnd.us/ratboy/ROLLBACK.txt
Any help would be appreciated.
If I point InstallShield at Version 1's folder, build, and test the MSI, all is good.
If I point InstallShield at Version 2's folder, build, and test the MSI, it gets just beyond the IIS portion and then goes in to Rollback Mode.
Version 2 files the same, though a few of the files' contents have changed (some different .cs contents and a few .DLLs have changed), but I wouldnt think that would cause a rollback.
I even tried the old .DLLs just to make sure that wasn't the issue.
Here is the installation log: http://cpnd.us/ratboy/ROLLBACK.txt
Any help would be appreciated.
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‎Jun 10, 2015
06:01 AM
Excerpts from the log here:
[HTML]InstallShield 12:36:35: GetAdminSection for section 'system.webServer/handlers' and path 'MACHINE/WEBROOT/APPHOST/WebApplications/SISApps_GEO' and commitpath 'MACHINE/WEBROOT/APPHOST/WebApplications/SISApps_GEO'.
InstallShield 12:36:35: PutPropertyValue: sProperty accessPolicy sValue Script, Read bIsPath 0
InstallShield 12:36:35: PutPropertyCommon: sProperty accessPolicy sValue Script, Read bIsPath 0
InstallShield 12:36:35: Setting property 'accessPolicy' to value 'Script, Read' for element 'system.webServer/handlers'. Old value: '513'. m_sSectionName : 'system.webServer/handlers'.
InstallShield 12:36:35: put_value succeeded. get_StringValue now returns '0' with string value 'Read, Script'.
InstallShield 12:36:35: CommitChanges for path 'MACHINE/WEBROOT/APPHOST/WebApplications/SISApps_GEO' and physical path 'D:\WebApplications\SISApps_GEO\'.
InstallShield 12:36:35: CommitChanges failed with the following HRESULT: '-2147024891'. [/HTML]
This translates to "Access is denied"
I guess there should be a config file probably read-only ... or may be not enough permissions to write/update.
[HTML]InstallShield 12:36:35: GetAdminSection for section 'system.webServer/handlers' and path 'MACHINE/WEBROOT/APPHOST/WebApplications/SISApps_GEO' and commitpath 'MACHINE/WEBROOT/APPHOST/WebApplications/SISApps_GEO'.
InstallShield 12:36:35: PutPropertyValue: sProperty accessPolicy sValue Script, Read bIsPath 0
InstallShield 12:36:35: PutPropertyCommon: sProperty accessPolicy sValue Script, Read bIsPath 0
InstallShield 12:36:35: Setting property 'accessPolicy' to value 'Script, Read' for element 'system.webServer/handlers'. Old value: '513'. m_sSectionName : 'system.webServer/handlers'.
InstallShield 12:36:35: put_value succeeded. get_StringValue now returns '0' with string value 'Read, Script'.
InstallShield 12:36:35: CommitChanges for path 'MACHINE/WEBROOT/APPHOST/WebApplications/SISApps_GEO' and physical path 'D:\WebApplications\SISApps_GEO\'.
InstallShield 12:36:35: CommitChanges failed with the following HRESULT: '-2147024891'. [/HTML]
HRESULT: '-2147024891
This translates to "Access is denied"
I guess there should be a config file probably read-only ... or may be not enough permissions to write/update.
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‎Jun 10, 2015
07:36 AM
Thanks!
My team mate found the web.config to be checked as read only. Woops!
My team mate found the web.config to be checked as read only. Woops!