SIF 2.0.0 on SC 9.0.2 - “The operation is on user root store and UI is not allowed”
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After the release of SIF 2.0.0, an automated SC 9.0.x script began failing with the error:
The operation is on user root store and UI is not allowed.
This error occurs during the execution of xconnect-createcert.json, which is included in the SC On-Prem WDP package > Configuration Files zip.
After inspecting xconnect-createcert.json, I noticed that it specifies CurrentUser as the Store Location for the cert.
My script runs as the System user account as part of the DSC (Desired State Configuration) execution on a VM created via an Azure ARM template.
If I explicitly request SIF 1.2.1, the certificate is installed properly. Strangely, with 1.2.1, the cert is installed in the LocalMachine store. I suspect SIF 1.2.1 has some additional code to ensure this Store Location is used.
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After the release of SIF 2.0.0, an automated SC 9.0.x script began failing with the error:
The operation is on user root store and UI is not allowed.
This error occurs during the execution of xconnect-createcert.json, which is included in the SC On-Prem WDP package > Configuration Files zip.
After inspecting xconnect-createcert.json, I noticed that it specifies CurrentUser as the Store Location for the cert.
My script runs as the System user account as part of the DSC (Desired State Configuration) execution on a VM created via an Azure ARM template.
If I explicitly request SIF 1.2.1, the certificate is installed properly. Strangely, with 1.2.1, the cert is installed in the LocalMachine store. I suspect SIF 1.2.1 has some additional code to ensure this Store Location is used.
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After the release of SIF 2.0.0, an automated SC 9.0.x script began failing with the error:
The operation is on user root store and UI is not allowed.
This error occurs during the execution of xconnect-createcert.json, which is included in the SC On-Prem WDP package > Configuration Files zip.
After inspecting xconnect-createcert.json, I noticed that it specifies CurrentUser as the Store Location for the cert.
My script runs as the System user account as part of the DSC (Desired State Configuration) execution on a VM created via an Azure ARM template.
If I explicitly request SIF 1.2.1, the certificate is installed properly. Strangely, with 1.2.1, the cert is installed in the LocalMachine store. I suspect SIF 1.2.1 has some additional code to ensure this Store Location is used.
sitecore-install-framework
asked Dec 3 at 14:36
jrap
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After the release of SIF 2.0.0, an automated SC 9.0.x script began failing with the error:
The operation is on user root store and UI is not allowed.
This error occurs during the execution of xconnect-createcert.json, which is included in the SC On-Prem WDP package > Configuration Files zip.
After inspecting xconnect-createcert.json, I noticed that it specifies CurrentUser as the Store Location for the cert.
My script runs as the System user account as part of the DSC (Desired State Configuration) execution on a VM created via an Azure ARM template.
If I explicitly request SIF 1.2.1, the certificate is installed properly. Strangely, with 1.2.1, the cert is installed in the LocalMachine store. I suspect SIF 1.2.1 has some additional code to ensure this Store Location is used.
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As discussed on the #sif Sitecore Slack channel, when using vanilla SC WDP configs the SIF version does have a dependency on the installed SC version.
- SIF 2.0.0 = SC 9.1
- SIF 1.2.1 = SC 9.0.x
There are two ways to solve the problem outlined above.
1) Define SIF Version Explicitly
If installing SIF for the first time via PowershellGallery:
Install-Module -Name SitecoreInstallFramework -Repository SitecoreGallery -RequiredVersion 1.2.1
If SIF 2.0.0 was previously installed, you will need to first uninstall then reinstall with the proper version:
Uninstall-Module -Name SitecoreInstallFramework
2) Modify Config Files Prior to Installation
To use SIF 2.0.0 to install SC 9.0.x...
Modify xconnect-createcert.json
- Find the
CreateRootCerttask - Change the
StoreLocationfromCurrentUsertoLocalMachine
Modify xconnect-solr.json and sitecore-solr.json
- Find the
CreateCorestask in each file - Change the
"Name"attribute in Params > Action to lowercase"name"
Original Example
{ "Action": "Create", "Address": "[parameter('SolrUrl')]", "Arguments": { "Name": "[variable('Core.Name')]" } },
Updated
{ "Action": "Create", "Address": "[parameter('SolrUrl')]", "Arguments": { "name": "[variable('Core.Name')]" } },
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As discussed on the #sif Sitecore Slack channel, when using vanilla SC WDP configs the SIF version does have a dependency on the installed SC version.
- SIF 2.0.0 = SC 9.1
- SIF 1.2.1 = SC 9.0.x
There are two ways to solve the problem outlined above.
1) Define SIF Version Explicitly
If installing SIF for the first time via PowershellGallery:
Install-Module -Name SitecoreInstallFramework -Repository SitecoreGallery -RequiredVersion 1.2.1
If SIF 2.0.0 was previously installed, you will need to first uninstall then reinstall with the proper version:
Uninstall-Module -Name SitecoreInstallFramework
2) Modify Config Files Prior to Installation
To use SIF 2.0.0 to install SC 9.0.x...
Modify xconnect-createcert.json
- Find the
CreateRootCerttask - Change the
StoreLocationfromCurrentUsertoLocalMachine
Modify xconnect-solr.json and sitecore-solr.json
- Find the
CreateCorestask in each file - Change the
"Name"attribute in Params > Action to lowercase"name"
Original Example
{ "Action": "Create", "Address": "[parameter('SolrUrl')]", "Arguments": { "Name": "[variable('Core.Name')]" } },
Updated
{ "Action": "Create", "Address": "[parameter('SolrUrl')]", "Arguments": { "name": "[variable('Core.Name')]" } },
answered Dec 3 at 14:36
jrap
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up vote
5
down vote
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As discussed on the #sif Sitecore Slack channel, when using vanilla SC WDP configs the SIF version does have a dependency on the installed SC version.
- SIF 2.0.0 = SC 9.1
- SIF 1.2.1 = SC 9.0.x
There are two ways to solve the problem outlined above.
1) Define SIF Version Explicitly
If installing SIF for the first time via PowershellGallery:
Install-Module -Name SitecoreInstallFramework -Repository SitecoreGallery -RequiredVersion 1.2.1
If SIF 2.0.0 was previously installed, you will need to first uninstall then reinstall with the proper version:
Uninstall-Module -Name SitecoreInstallFramework
2) Modify Config Files Prior to Installation
To use SIF 2.0.0 to install SC 9.0.x...
Modify xconnect-createcert.json
- Find the
CreateRootCerttask - Change the
StoreLocationfromCurrentUsertoLocalMachine
Modify xconnect-solr.json and sitecore-solr.json
- Find the
CreateCorestask in each file - Change the
"Name"attribute in Params > Action to lowercase"name"
Original Example
{ "Action": "Create", "Address": "[parameter('SolrUrl')]", "Arguments": { "Name": "[variable('Core.Name')]" } },
Updated
{ "Action": "Create", "Address": "[parameter('SolrUrl')]", "Arguments": { "name": "[variable('Core.Name')]" } },
answered Dec 3 at 14:36
jrap
2,4251626
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up vote
5
down vote
accepted
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
As discussed on the #sif Sitecore Slack channel, when using vanilla SC WDP configs the SIF version does have a dependency on the installed SC version.
- SIF 2.0.0 = SC 9.1
- SIF 1.2.1 = SC 9.0.x
There are two ways to solve the problem outlined above.
1) Define SIF Version Explicitly
If installing SIF for the first time via PowershellGallery:
Install-Module -Name SitecoreInstallFramework -Repository SitecoreGallery -RequiredVersion 1.2.1
If SIF 2.0.0 was previously installed, you will need to first uninstall then reinstall with the proper version:
Uninstall-Module -Name SitecoreInstallFramework
2) Modify Config Files Prior to Installation
To use SIF 2.0.0 to install SC 9.0.x...
Modify xconnect-createcert.json
- Find the
CreateRootCerttask - Change the
StoreLocationfromCurrentUsertoLocalMachine
Modify xconnect-solr.json and sitecore-solr.json
- Find the
CreateCorestask in each file - Change the
"Name"attribute in Params > Action to lowercase"name"
Original Example
{ "Action": "Create", "Address": "[parameter('SolrUrl')]", "Arguments": { "Name": "[variable('Core.Name')]" } },
Updated
{ "Action": "Create", "Address": "[parameter('SolrUrl')]", "Arguments": { "name": "[variable('Core.Name')]" } },
answered Dec 3 at 14:36
jrap
2,4251626
As discussed on the #sif Sitecore Slack channel, when using vanilla SC WDP configs the SIF version does have a dependency on the installed SC version.
- SIF 2.0.0 = SC 9.1
- SIF 1.2.1 = SC 9.0.x
There are two ways to solve the problem outlined above.
1) Define SIF Version Explicitly
If installing SIF for the first time via PowershellGallery:
Install-Module -Name SitecoreInstallFramework -Repository SitecoreGallery -RequiredVersion 1.2.1
If SIF 2.0.0 was previously installed, you will need to first uninstall then reinstall with the proper version:
Uninstall-Module -Name SitecoreInstallFramework
2) Modify Config Files Prior to Installation
To use SIF 2.0.0 to install SC 9.0.x...
Modify xconnect-createcert.json
- Find the
CreateRootCerttask - Change the
StoreLocationfromCurrentUsertoLocalMachine
Modify xconnect-solr.json and sitecore-solr.json
- Find the
CreateCorestask in each file - Change the
"Name"attribute in Params > Action to lowercase"name"
Original Example
{ "Action": "Create", "Address": "[parameter('SolrUrl')]", "Arguments": { "Name": "[variable('Core.Name')]" } },
Updated
{ "Action": "Create", "Address": "[parameter('SolrUrl')]", "Arguments": { "name": "[variable('Core.Name')]" } },
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