Use Formated properties in UserID

Ilir Bekteshi

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Feb 9, 2015, 5:22:23 AM2/9/15

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Hi, i'm trying to create a new group and add two existing users to that group but i'm getting some errors on build and it doesn't work

Error 20 ICE03: Invalid identifier; Table: LocalGroupMembers, Column: LocalUserId, Key(s): AddUserToGroup

Error 21 ICE03: Invalid identifier; Table: LocalGroupMembers, Column: LocalUserId, Key(s): AddCurrentUserToGroup

This is the code i'm using

<UserPrivileges:LocalGroup

Id="SomeGroup"

Name="SomeGroup"

Description="SomeGroup"

CheckIfExists="yes"

CreateOnInstall="yes"

DeleteOnUnInstall="no">

<UserPrivileges:LocalGroupMember

Id="AddUserToGroup"

UserId="[CUSTOMUSER]"

AddOnInstall="yes"

RemoveOnUnInstall="no"

CheckIfMember="no" />

<UserPrivileges:LocalGroupMember

Id="AddCurrentUserToGroup"

UserId="[LogonUser]"

AddOnInstall="yes"

RemoveOnUnInstall="no"

CheckIfMember="no" />

</UserPrivileges:LocalGroup>

</Component>

Any suggestions?

Log fragments:

MSI (s) (40!EC) [11:11:32:438]: PROPERTY CHANGE: Adding CreateLocalUsers_Deferred property. Its value is '<LocalUsers/>

MSI (s) (40!EC) [11:11:32:438]: PROPERTY CHANGE: Adding DeleteLocalUsers_Deferred property. Its value is '<LocalUsers/>

PROPERTY CHANGE: Adding CreateLocalGroups_Deferred property. Its value is '<LocalGroups><LocalGroup create="true" delete="false" check="true" id="SomeGroup"><Name>SomeGroup</Name><Description>SomeGroup</Description></LocalGroup></LocalGroups>

MSI (s) (40!10) [11:11:32:719]: PROPERTY CHANGE: Adding DeleteLocalGroups_Deferred property. Its value is '<LocalGroups><LocalGroup create="true" delete="false" check="true" id="SomeGroup"><Name>SomeGroup</Name><Description>SomeGroup</Description></LocalGroup></LocalGroups>

MSI (s) (40!E4) [11:11:32:813]: PROPERTY CHANGE: Adding AddLocalGroupMembers_Deferred property. Its value is '<LocalGroupMembers><LocalGroupMember add="true" remove="false" check="false" id="AddUserToGroup"><Username></Username><Group>SomeGroup</Group></LocalGroupMember><LocalGroupMember add="true" remove="false" check="false" id="AddCurrentUserToGroup"><Username></Username><Group>SomeGroup</Group></LocalGroupMember></LocalGroupMembers>

MSI (s) (40!E4) [11:11:32:813]: PROPERTY CHANGE: Adding RemoveLocalGroupMembers_Deferred property. Its value is '<LocalGroupMembers><LocalGroupMember add="true" remove="false" check="false" id="AddUserToGroup"><Username></Username><Group>SomeGroup</Group></LocalGroupMember><LocalGroupMember add="true" remove="false" check="false" id="AddCurrentUserToGroup"><Username></Username><Group>SomeGroup</Group></LocalGroupMember></LocalGroupMembers>

LocalGroupMembers_Deferred: MSI Extensions 1.4.1114.0

LocalGroupMembers_Deferred: Adding "" to "SomeGroup"

LocalGroupMembers_Deferred: [LocalGroupMembers_Deferred] std::exception: 0x8007056b - Error adding " to group ".\SomeGroup": A member could not be added to or removed from the local group because the member does not exist.

CustomAction AddLocalGroupMembers_Deferred returned actual error code 1603 (note this may not be 100% accurate if translation happened inside sandbox)

Action ended 11:11:40: InstallFinalize. Return value 3.

Daniel Doubrovkine

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Feb 9, 2015, 7:06:10 AM2/9/15

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These are deferred custom actions, and you need to have all values ready to go before any deferred CA is executed. It looks like [CUSTOMUSER[ or [LogonUser] aren't set in the immediate CAs. See where/how you set them before this.

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Ilir Bekteshi

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Feb 9, 2015, 7:33:45 AM2/9/15

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Found the problem :) you need to have a "reference" using UserPrivileges:LocalUser for the user before using LocalGroupMember

<UserPrivileges:LocalUser Id="currentLoggedOnUser" Username="[LogonUser]" CreateOnInstall="no" DeleteOnUnInstall="no" CheckIfExists="no" />

Then update LocalGroupMember UserID:

<UserPrivileges:LocalGroupMember

Id="AddCurrentUserToGroup"

UserId="currentLoggedOnUser"

AddOnInstall="yes"

RemoveOnUnInstall="no"

CheckIfMember="no" />

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