Can anyone give me some pointers on how to set permissions on MSMQ queues in script, preferably PowerShell, but I'd use VBscript
Stop the MSMQ Service (Services -> Message Queuing) Open the C:\WINDOWS\system32\msmq\storage\lqs folder. Find the config file in this folder that describes a queue that has "good" security permissions. You will need to open each file in turn with a text editor to determine which queue it relates to.
To create a new queue, right click on the desired queue folder (Public Queues or Private Queues) and select New > Public/Private Queue. In the New Public/Private Queue dialog, enter the name of the queue in the Queue name text field. Click OK to confirm.
Private queues are queues that are not published in Active Directory and are displayed only on the local computer that contains them.
Navigate to 'Computer Management (Local) > Services and Applications > Message Queueing > Private Queues' to see the two private queues used by my application.
And here's some example PowerShell including setting the permissions ... sorry about the length
Write-Host ""
Write-Host "Examples using the .NET System.Messaging assembly to access MSMQ"
Write-Host ""
Write-Host "... load the .NET Messaging assembly"
[Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("System.Messaging")
Write-Host ""
if ([System.Messaging.MessageQueue]::Exists(".\private$\MyQueue"))
{
[System.Messaging.MessageQueue]::Delete(".\private$\MyQueue")
Write-Host "... delete old myqueue"
}
if ([System.Messaging.MessageQueue]::Exists(".\private$\BtsQueue"))
{
[System.Messaging.MessageQueue]::Delete(".\private$\BtsQueue")
Write-Host "... delete old btsqueue"
}
Write-Host "... create a new queue"
$q1 = [System.Messaging.MessageQueue]::Create(".\private$\MyQueue")
Write-Host "... create new queue, set FullControl permissions for CORP\BIZTALK"
$qb = [System.Messaging.MessageQueue]::Create(".\private$\BtsQueue")
$qb.SetPermissions("CORP\BIZTALK",
[System.Messaging.MessageQueueAccessRights]::FullControl,
[System.Messaging.AccessControlEntryType]::Set)
Write-Host "... list existing queues"
$pqs = [System.Messaging.MessageQueue]::GetPrivateQueuesByMachine(".")
Write-Host " Count: "$pqs.length -ForegroundColor gray
foreach($q in $pqs)
{
Write-Host " "$q.QueueName -ForegroundColor gray
}
Write-Host "... access existing queue"
$q2 = New-Object System.Messaging.MessageQueue ".\private$\MyQueue"
Write-Host "... adding string Formatter and additional properties "
$q2.Formatter.TargetTypeNames = ,"System.String"
$q2.MessageReadPropertyFilter.ArrivedTime = $true
$q2.MessageReadPropertyFilter.SentTime = $true
Write-Host "... create a new High priorty message "
$msg = New-Object System.Messaging.Message "TestMessage"
$msg.label = "Test Msg Label"
$msg.body = "Add some body to test message"
$msg.priority = [System.Messaging.MessagePriority]::High
Write-Host "... send the High message"
$q2.send($msg)
$msg.body = "Some more text for the test message"
$msg.priority = [System.Messaging.MessagePriority]::Low
Write-Host "... send the Low message"
$q2.send($msg)
Write-Host "... check the queue "
Write-Host " Count: "$q2.GetAllMessages().length -ForegroundColor gray
Write-Host "... peek at queue"
$ts = New-Object TimeSpan 10000000 # 1 sec. timeout just in case MSMQ is empty
$pk = $q2.Peek($ts)
Write-Host " ArrivedTime: "$pk.ArrivedTime.DateTime -ForegroundColor gray
Write-Host " SentTime : "$pk.SentTime.DateTime -ForegroundColor gray
Write-Host "... check the queue "
Write-Host " Count: "$q2.GetAllMessages().length -ForegroundColor gray
Write-Host "... receive from queue"
$rmsg = $q2.receive($ts)
Write-Host " Body : "$rmsg.body -ForegroundColor gray
Write-Host " Label: "$rmsg.label -ForegroundColor gray
Write-Host "... check the queue "
Write-Host " Count: "$q2.GetAllMessages().length -ForegroundColor gray
Write-Host "... purge the queue "
$q2.Purge()
Write-Host "... check the queue "
Write-Host " Count: "$q2.GetAllMessages().length -ForegroundColor gray
Write-Host ""
Write-Host "All done, but remember to delete the test queues !!"
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