[Mozilla Enterprise] Firefox 67.0.3 (x86) MSI Issue/Change?

[Eddie Rowe]

MSI file downloaded from https://download.mozilla.org/?product=firefox-msi-latest-ssl&os=win64&lang=en-US ( https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/deploy-firefox-msi-installers#w_firefox-release) appears to be bad.  MSI file downloaded from https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/67.0.3/win32/en-US/ appear to be good.

Bad hashes:
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                MD5                             SHA-1
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9a02342fd1d549714ed4c4d1fec4432b 9927f4a616bf2beba9f7a876e77366a8167329e2 firefox setup 67.0.3-orig.msi


Good hashes:
I:\mozilla\firefox>c:\temp\fciv -both "Firefox Setup 67.0.3.msi"
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                MD5                             SHA-1
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9ba174c97cf227a79b0a8073222c2628 5026baf38e8e725c06e424c5fb2f6d9a860ac698 firefox setup 67.0.3.msi

From: Eddie Rowe
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2019 2:50 PM
To: Mozilla.org <enterprise at mozilla.org>
Subject: Firefox 67.0.3 (x86) MSI Issue/Change?

We deploy the MSI version of Firefox (x86) across the organization using a deployment tool to our older Win7 (x64) systems (ESR is used for Win10).  The update process is pretty straightforward where you just need to swap out the MSI file and update the script to point to the new file.  But today with the MSI file I downloaded the installation is not upgraded as expected.  If Firefox is closed it says it upgraded to 67.0.3 in the MSI log file, but you only have 67.0.2.  If Firefox is opened it causes the shortcuts in the Start Menu to disappear when Windows says it cannot find them.

Did something change with the process for how the MSI files are built?

Eddie Rowe
Systems Analyst
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs
221 E. 11th Street | Austin, TX 78701
Office: 512.475.1394

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