Repzilon
7th June 2001 12:58 UTC

What must I put in nsiconf.nsi and in my NSI script to be able to compress the header with UPX 1.20 Win32 console version installed in "C:\Program Files\upx120w" ? I use NSIS 1.2g .

Edgewize
7th June 2001 20:46 UTC

Try

!packhdr "temp.dat" "c:\progra~1\upx120w\upx.exe -best temp.dat"

Repzilon
7th June 2001 22:13 UTC

Where ?
In command line, in my script or in nsisconf.nsi ?

Edgewize
8th June 2001 00:54 UTC

In your script file. Put it as one of the first lines.

Repzilon
8th June 2001 02:18 UTC

!packhdr does not exist in NSIS 1.2g
There is a command PackEXEHeader, though.

Edgewize
8th June 2001 03:34 UTC

How can you possibly know about the PackExeHeader instruction and ignore the big notice saying that it will be replaced with "!PackHdr" !?!?

Please read the documentation carefully and thoroughly!

petersa
8th June 2001 08:03 UTC

Repzilon's using v1.2g. !PackHdr doesn't exist yet.

Edgewize
8th June 2001 11:47 UTC

Hrm, Justin still hasn't updated the Winamp developer download page? Argh.......

Please try NSIS 1.43: http://www.firehose.net/free/nsis/

Repzilon
8th June 2001 12:22 UTC

I don't like functions
This is the reason why I stick to version 1.2g .

petersa
9th June 2001 02:48 UTC

You aren't required to use functions. You really should upgrade. Chances are you won't have to change your script much at all.