NsisIIS plug-in - Revision history

Xangis: /* Alternatives */

2014-03-28T18:21:35Z

Alternatives

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	If the NsisIIS plugin lacks a capability that you need, you can always call appcmd.exe IIS administration tool directly from an install script, like so:		If the NsisIIS plugin lacks a capability that you need, you can always call appcmd.exe IIS administration tool directly from an install script, like so:

	ExecWait '"$WINDIR\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe" < arguments >		ExecWait '"$WINDIR\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe" < arguments >'

	Documentation for appcmd is available at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc772200%28v=ws.10%29.aspx		Documentation for appcmd is available at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc772200%28v=ws.10%29.aspx

	[[Category:Plugins]]		[[Category:Plugins]]

Xangis: add appcmd.exe info.

2014-03-28T18:21:12Z

add appcmd.exe info.

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	*2/24/2010 Released version 1.0.0 & used in my installer.		*2/24/2010 Released version 1.0.0 & used in my installer.
	*7/21/2011 Released version 2.0.0 & used in my installer.		*7/21/2011 Released version 2.0.0 & used in my installer.

			== Alternatives ==

			If the NsisIIS plugin lacks a capability that you need, you can always call appcmd.exe IIS administration tool directly from an install script, like so:

			ExecWait '"$WINDIR\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe" < arguments >

			Documentation for appcmd is available at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc772200%28v=ws.10%29.aspx

	[[Category:Plugins]]		[[Category:Plugins]]

62.85.20.122: /* TODO */

2012-12-24T10:36:07Z

TODO

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	*Adding support for managing another machine (not local) IIS.		*Adding support for managing another machine (not local) IIS.
	*Adding support for SSL & authentication settings.		*Adding support for SSL & authentication settings.
			*Adding support for IIS 8

	== History ==		== History ==

Kichik: Reverted edits by 196.38.145.230 to last version by 70.88.215.89

2012-08-24T16:37:52Z

Reverted edits by 196.38.145.230 to last version by 70.88.215.89

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	Example: NsisIIS::DeleteVDir "VDir Name"		Example: NsisIIS::DeleteVDir "VDir Name"

	:)

	===NsisIIS::GetVDir===		===NsisIIS::GetVDir===

196.38.145.230: /* NsisIIS::DeleteVDir */

2012-08-24T08:35:56Z

NsisIIS::DeleteVDir

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	Example: NsisIIS::DeleteVDir "VDir Name"		Example: NsisIIS::DeleteVDir "VDir Name"

			:)

	===NsisIIS::GetVDir===		===NsisIIS::GetVDir===

70.88.215.89: /* NsisIIS::CreateVDir */

2012-06-29T15:16:43Z

NsisIIS::CreateVDir

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	Optional arguments:		Optional arguments:
	<br>		<br>
	•$1 “Application Pool” name. This is necessary when working with IIS 6 or higher, in which there are different predefined pools. Your asp.net application, usually uses “Classic .NET AppPool”		*$1 “Application Pool” name. This is necessary when working with IIS 6 or higher, in which there are different predefined pools. Your asp.net application, usually uses “Classic .NET AppPool”
	<br>		<br>
	•$2 “Access Flags”. This is a string describing required access permissions on IIS metabase.		*$2 “Access Flags”. This is a string describing required access permissions on IIS metabase.
	<br>		<br>
	r=read		r=read
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	Your string must be a concatenation of these letters. for example: ‘rs’ is default for ASP.net applications.		Your string must be a concatenation of these letters. for example: ‘rs’ is default for ASP.net applications.
	<br>		<br>
	•$3 “Default Documents” A comma separated list of default documents. Anyone used IIS know what this is.		*$3 “Default Documents” A comma separated list of default documents. Anyone used IIS know what this is.
	<br>		<br>
	•$4 “IPSecurity” is a special string we have provided to let the plug-in put IP/Domain access restrictions in place. The first word makes the default behavior. “Grant” means by default all clients are allowed, and the coming items (IP or Domain) are ones who are restricted. “Deny” means the contrary, e.g. all clients are denied access, except the following ones. Here are		*$4 “IPSecurity” is a special string we have provided to let the plug-in put IP/Domain access restrictions in place. The first word makes the default behavior. “Grant” means by default all clients are allowed, and the coming items (IP or Domain) are ones who are restricted. “Deny” means the contrary, e.g. all clients are denied access, except the following ones. Here are
	some examples:		some examples:
	<br>		<br>
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	Note that the first IP address can be a single client address or a network entry ip, in which case the next item in the parenthesis is (after comma) the net-mask parameter. Each IP or Domain must be surrounded with parenthesis, and between each item must be space.		Note that the first IP address can be a single client address or a network entry ip, in which case the next item in the parenthesis is (after comma) the net-mask parameter. Each IP or Domain must be surrounded with parenthesis, and between each item must be space.
	<br>		<br>
	•$5 SSL Access flags. Currently not working. This feature will be available in the next minor version.		*$5 SSL Access flags. Currently not working. This feature will be available in the next minor version.
	<br>		<br>
	Extra variables may be added in next versions of this project, since IIS has much more settings to be added.		Extra variables may be added in next versions of this project, since IIS has much more settings to be added.

70.88.215.89: /* NsisIIS::CreateVDir */

2012-06-28T13:20:49Z

NsisIIS::CreateVDir

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	<br>		<br>
	•$2 “Access Flags”. This is a string describing required access permissions on IIS metabase.		•$2 “Access Flags”. This is a string describing required access permissions on IIS metabase.
			<br>
	r=read		r=read
			<br>
	w=write		w=write
			<br>
	s=run script		s=run script
			<br>
	e=run executable		e=run executable
			<br>
	c=script source access		c=script source access
			<br>
	b=directory browsing		b=directory browsing
	Your string must be a concatenation of these letters. for example: ‘rs’ is default for ASP.net applications.		<br>
			Your string must be a concatenation of these letters. for example: ‘rs’ is default for ASP.net applications.
			<br>
	•$3 “Default Documents” A comma separated list of default documents. Anyone used IIS know what this is.		•$3 “Default Documents” A comma separated list of default documents. Anyone used IIS know what this is.
			<br>
	•$4 “IPSecurity” is a special string we have provided to let the plug-in put IP/Domain access restrictions in place. The first word makes the default behavior. “Grant” means by default all clients are allowed, and the coming items (IP or Domain) are ones who are restricted. “Deny” means the contrary, e.g. all clients are denied access, except the following ones. Here are		•$4 “IPSecurity” is a special string we have provided to let the plug-in put IP/Domain access restrictions in place. The first word makes the default behavior. “Grant” means by default all clients are allowed, and the coming items (IP or Domain) are ones who are restricted. “Deny” means the contrary, e.g. all clients are denied access, except the following ones. Here are
	some examples:		some examples:
			<br>
	Grant All Except (123.123.123.0) (10.10.10.0, 255.255.255.0) (mydomain.net)		Grant All Except (123.123.123.0) (10.10.10.0, 255.255.255.0) (mydomain.net)
			<br>
	Deny All Except (123.321.123.5, 255.255.255.192) (stranger.mydomain.net)		Deny All Except (123.321.123.5, 255.255.255.192) (stranger.mydomain.net)
			<br>
	Note that the first IP address can be a single client address or a network entry ip, in which case the next item in the parenthesis is (after comma) the net-mask parameter. Each IP or Domain must be surrounded with parenthesis, and between each item must be space.		Note that the first IP address can be a single client address or a network entry ip, in which case the next item in the parenthesis is (after comma) the net-mask parameter. Each IP or Domain must be surrounded with parenthesis, and between each item must be space.
			<br>
	•$5 SSL Access flags. Currently not working. This feature will be available in the next minor version.		•$5 SSL Access flags. Currently not working. This feature will be available in the next minor version.
			<br>
	Extra variables may be added in next versions of this project, since IIS has much more settings to be added.		Extra variables may be added in next versions of this project, since IIS has much more settings to be added.

70.88.215.89: /* NsisIIS::CreateVDir */

2012-06-28T13:19:51Z

NsisIIS::CreateVDir

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	Optional arguments:		Optional arguments:
			<br>
	•$1 “Application Pool” name. This is necessary when working with IIS 6 or higher, in which there are different predefined pools. Your asp.net application, usually uses “Classic .NET AppPool”		•$1 “Application Pool” name. This is necessary when working with IIS 6 or higher, in which there are different predefined pools. Your asp.net application, usually uses “Classic .NET AppPool”
			<br>
	•$2 “Access Flags”. This is a string describing required access permissions on IIS metabase.		•$2 “Access Flags”. This is a string describing required access permissions on IIS metabase.
	r=read		r=read

70.88.215.89: /* NsisIIS::CreateVDir */

2012-06-28T13:19:32Z

NsisIIS::CreateVDir

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	Example: NsisIIS::CreateVDir "VDir Name" "Physical Path"		Example: NsisIIS::CreateVDir "VDir Name" "Physical Path"

	~~<pre>~~
	Optional arguments:		Optional arguments:
	•$1 “Application Pool” name. This is necessary when working with IIS 6 or higher, in which there are different predefined pools. Your asp.net application, usually uses “Classic .NET AppPool”		•$1 “Application Pool” name. This is necessary when working with IIS 6 or higher, in which there are different predefined pools. Your asp.net application, usually uses “Classic .NET AppPool”
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	•$5 SSL Access flags. Currently not working. This feature will be available in the next minor version.		•$5 SSL Access flags. Currently not working. This feature will be available in the next minor version.
	Extra variables may be added in next versions of this project, since IIS has much more settings to be added.		Extra variables may be added in next versions of this project, since IIS has much more settings to be added.
	~~</pre>~~

	===NsisIIS::DeleteVDir===		===NsisIIS::DeleteVDir===

70.88.215.89: /* NsisIIS::CreateVDir */

2012-06-28T13:19:07Z

NsisIIS::CreateVDir

â† Older revision		Revision as of 13:19, 28 June 2012
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	Example: NsisIIS::CreateVDir "VDir Name" "Physical Path"		Example: NsisIIS::CreateVDir "VDir Name" "Physical Path"

			<pre>
			Optional arguments:
			•$1 “Application Pool” name. This is necessary when working with IIS 6 or higher, in which there are different predefined pools. Your asp.net application, usually uses “Classic .NET AppPool”
			•$2 “Access Flags”. This is a string describing required access permissions on IIS metabase.
			r=read
			w=write
			s=run script
			e=run executable
			c=script source access
			b=directory browsing
			Your string must be a concatenation of these letters. for example: ‘rs’ is default for ASP.net applications.
			•$3 “Default Documents” A comma separated list of default documents. Anyone used IIS know what this is.
			•$4 “IPSecurity” is a special string we have provided to let the plug-in put IP/Domain access restrictions in place. The first word makes the default behavior. “Grant” means by default all clients are allowed, and the coming items (IP or Domain) are ones who are restricted. “Deny” means the contrary, e.g. all clients are denied access, except the following ones. Here are
			some examples:
			Grant All Except (123.123.123.0) (10.10.10.0, 255.255.255.0) (mydomain.net)
			Deny All Except (123.321.123.5, 255.255.255.192) (stranger.mydomain.net)
			Note that the first IP address can be a single client address or a network entry ip, in which case the next item in the parenthesis is (after comma) the net-mask parameter. Each IP or Domain must be surrounded with parenthesis, and between each item must be space.
			•$5 SSL Access flags. Currently not working. This feature will be available in the next minor version.
			Extra variables may be added in next versions of this project, since IIS has much more settings to be added.
			</pre>

	===NsisIIS::DeleteVDir===		===NsisIIS::DeleteVDir===