pedroac
2nd August 2006 21:32 UTC

Is it possible to change user-agent in InetLoad?
Hi

I've been using InetLoad to make a small HTTP download in my installer, but I've recently noticed that the HTTP requests use "NSIS INETLOAD" or something similar in the "user-agent" header.
Is it possible to change that header's value?

Thanks a lot

Takhir
3rd August 2006 07:05 UTC

MSVS 6.0 or later required, change line 625 ( if((hSes = InternetOpen("NSIS_InetLoad (Mozilla)", openType, szProxy, NULL, 0)) != NULL)
) and rebuild dll.

pedroac
3rd August 2006 12:04 UTC

?

I did not understand.
You're saying I have to open the InetLoad.dll and change it?
How am I able to do that?

It seems that i do not have this file:
#include "..\exdll\exdll.h" (line 59, includes section)

Could you send it, please?

Takhir
3rd August 2006 12:26 UTC

No, open InetLoad Visual Studio project (.dsw file), then correct InetLoad.cpp file as I wrote above and re-compile dll. But I see you have not VS.. OK, what you want have as user-agent?

pedroac
3rd August 2006 12:43 UTC

I have VS2005 and I have opened the project as you told, but in file InetLoad.cpp, in the includes sections (the lines that start with #include), you have this line:

#include "..\exdll\exdll.h"

I do not own this file, and as so I am not able to compile the project :(

Could you send that file so that I compile the project by my own? The user agent will be something like
"ApplicationName vXXX", and XXX will change as I make new versions of the program (that's the reason why I need to compile the project by myself)

Takhir
3rd August 2006 13:08 UTC

Sorry, InetLoad.cpp line 624 in the last version.
exdll.h includes common NSIS defines for any plug-in, latest avalable from cvs http://nsis.cvs.sourceforge.net/nsis...12&view=markup , I attached the version I used