This could be avoid when the TempIISBrowseProxy.exe is signed.
Regards, Éric.
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IISBrowser application is not signed
When using the Pool Browser function of Advanced installer the user will be prompted for authorizing a TempIISBrowseProxy.exe to allow.
This could be avoid when the TempIISBrowseProxy.exe is signed.
Regards, Éric.
This could be avoid when the TempIISBrowseProxy.exe is signed.
Regards, Éric.
Re: IISBrowser application is not signed
Hello Éric,
That .EXE is automatically signed with certificate that you are signing your main setup.
Indeed, without signing the package, you will be prompted with the UAC as shown in your screenshot. However, if your package is signed with a certificate, the TempIISBrowseProxy.exe will also be signed, as shown in the below screenshot:
If you want to avoid multiple UAC prompts, you should be running the setup elevated from the start. The browsing also requires elevated rights, this being the reason why there are multiple UAC prompts.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Catalin
That .EXE is automatically signed with certificate that you are signing your main setup.
Indeed, without signing the package, you will be prompted with the UAC as shown in your screenshot. However, if your package is signed with a certificate, the TempIISBrowseProxy.exe will also be signed, as shown in the below screenshot:
- signed.PNG (17.3 KiB) Viewed 16581 times
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Catalin
Re: IISBrowser application is not signed
Hi Catalin,
thanks for your reply.
You are right, I could verify that feature by signing the Setup.
regards, Éric.
thanks for your reply.
You are right, I could verify that feature by signing the Setup.
regards, Éric.