Thanks for your clarification.
I guess then we can only make try to make the service startup asynchronous, since we don't want to / can't play with our customer's registry.
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- Fri Sep 29, 2023 6:06 am
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- Thu Sep 28, 2023 2:28 pm
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Re: Timeout waiting for service to start
Thanks for your post, but that doesn't answer my question. We already have the service set to delayed start due since SQLExpress must be running before our service starts. The issue, that our service needs some time to start (sometimes even a few minutes) and (probably) advanced installer thinks tha...
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Timeout waiting for service to start
We have an installer that, aside from other stuff, installs and starts a windows service. This service executes a database migration on startup, which can take quite sime time depending on the size of the customer's database. So sometimes it isn't started quickly enough and a prompt from advanced in...
- Tue Jul 14, 2020 12:05 pm
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Re: Support for Shared Configuration in IIS when creating application pool
Hi Daniel, thanks for the reply. At least for me it's clear now, that we didn't make a configuration mistake and that it is just not supported. It's interesting that this never came up before because I could've guessed that a lot of bigger companies use shared configurations. On the other hand, how ...
- Mon Jul 13, 2020 6:48 am
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Re: Support for Shared Configuration in IIS when creating application pool
Hi Forum / Support, I just managed to reproduce this on one of my local, virtual test servers. These are the settings for the shared configuration, that lead to the failure: iis-shared-configuration-example.png When mapping the share to a local drive letter instead, it would work. Using a network pa...
- Fri Jul 10, 2020 2:19 pm
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Support for Shared Configuration in IIS when creating application pool
Hi Forum / Support, We just had a scenario, where a customer runs two servers with IIS that use shared configuration . iis-shared-configuration.png With that active, the installer always stopped the installation process while creating the application pool for our application with an error and would ...
- Wed Nov 27, 2019 9:03 am
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- Topic: Synchronized Folder: Removed files in subfolders not deleted in application folder
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Re: Synchronized Folder: Removed files in subfolders not deleted in application folder
Hi Eusebiu, I just tried to reproduce this for you on a fresh server, by installing an old version first and then the newer version. But alas, after that the old files were removed and only the new were left. So it worked just as expected. So it may have been the problem before, that I copied some f...
- Tue Nov 19, 2019 4:33 pm
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- Topic: Synchronized Folder: Removed files in subfolders not deleted in application folder
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Re: Synchronized Folder: Removed files in subfolders not deleted in application folder
Hi Eusebiu,
but how do I get rid of these obsolete files on target / customer machines? These files are not in the bundle anymore, as they are deleted when building a release version. As I said, the names of the files are created by a hashing function.
Regards,
Alex
but how do I get rid of these obsolete files on target / customer machines? These files are not in the bundle anymore, as they are deleted when building a release version. As I said, the names of the files are created by a hashing function.
Regards,
Alex
- Tue Nov 19, 2019 1:54 pm
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- Topic: Synchronized Folder: Removed files in subfolders not deleted in application folder
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Re: Synchronized Folder: Removed files in subfolders not deleted in application folder
Hi Eusebiu,
at least for me that isn't the case. After installation I can still see all the old artifacts in the installation folder.
All the .map and .js files having the same name should not be there. You can see that even at the date of the files.
Regards,
Alex
at least for me that isn't the case. After installation I can still see all the old artifacts in the installation folder.
- advanced installer sync.png (150.62 KiB) Viewed 4534 times
Regards,
Alex
- Wed Nov 13, 2019 5:28 pm
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- Topic: Synchronized Folder: Removed files in subfolders not deleted in application folder
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Synchronized Folder: Removed files in subfolders not deleted in application folder
Hi, I want to synchronize the folder for my SPA frontend build using create-react-app. The normal structure is, that there is a static folder, containing all other artifacts in different subfolders, e.g. js or css . The js and css files are named with hashes generated during build, to prevent from h...