[ wix-Bugs-1214002 ] WebAppPool Identity User Fails to Setup

Bugs item #1214002, was opened at 2005-06-02 22:30
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Category: CustomActions
>Group: v2.0
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: dstefanov (dstefanov2222)
Assigned to: Scott Kurtzeborn (scotk)
Summary: WebAppPool Identity User Fails to Setup

Initial Comment:

<WebAppPool Id="apppool" Name="Pool2" 
Identity="other" User="user Pool"       />
<User Id="userPool" Name="[user.AppPool]" 
Domain="[domain.AppPool]" 
Password="[PASS.APPPOOL]" Create User="no" 
UpdateIfExists="no" FailIfExists="no" 
RemoveOnUninstall="no" />

The installation is succ but the user name/pass is not 
set in the IIS. 

You can see that the Application Pool Identity is set to 
Configurable but the account name and pass are empty.

I have .NET code that writes to the AppPool and after it's 
done it invokes CommitChanges. It could be similar 
problem.


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Comment By: dstefanov (dstefanov2222)
Date: 2005-06-03 21:30

Message:
Logged In: YES 
user_id=1290355

It turns out to be compiler issue. When inspected with 
orca.exe it pointed out that the WebAppPool User property 
has value that doesn't exists in the User table. The id in the 
User table is like that: "user.new.THIS-IS-GUID" and the User 
field in the WebAppPool is "user.new" - it is missing the 
GUID attached to the id. After fixing it manually with orca it 
worked.
A should say that the <User /> is defined within different 
<Component /> than the <WebAppPool />.

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