[ wix-Bugs-1358224 ] Missing web site breaks repair and uninstall

Bugs item #1358224, was opened at 2005-11-16 08:29
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Category: CustomActions
>Group: v2.0
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: sgoodij (sgoodij)
Assigned to: Scott Kurtzeborn (scotk)
Summary: Missing web site breaks repair and uninstall

Initial Comment:
When ConfigureIIs tries to uninstall a web site, it 
fails if the web site doesn't exist anymore (the port 
number doesn't match any web site):
ConfigureIIs:  Error 0x80070490: failed to read 
IIsWebSite table
Error 26002. Failed to read IIsWebs table.   (-
2147023728         )

I don't think it should be that way. ConfigureIIs 
should behave the same way as MSI when trying to 
remove a file that is missing: simply ignore the 
error. For example, if you install your software in a 
folder, rename or remove this folder and uninstall the 
software, then the product will be removed, except the 
renamed folder.

And this behavior also breaks the repair function: 
change the port of the installed web site (or remove 
it), then launch a repair of the product, it will fail 
instead of reinstalling the web site.

Thanks.

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