Originally posted by RDaneelSo there is still no need for encryption. These files will be installed depending on the OS and user selection.
As an example, a unified installer meant to work differently in different [detected at install-time] environments... maybe extracting and installing a .VXD file on Win 9x, but installing a service instead on NT4/2000/XP?
Or installing different language DLLs based on the install-time environment detected?
Or even optionally installing components based on user selection? 😁
Etc.
Decompile NSIS
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Originally posted by Joost VerburgWell you can use 7Zip to extract an NSIS installer.... Also I found that Avast also scans for viruses inside the isntallers which is nice...
Getting the script from a compiled installer is almost impossible.
I was gonna make an installer to hack concurrent connections to winxp sp3 for my mce box, then i found that somebody else already made an installer for that, but i wanted to make sure it was virus free any who... it is an can be found here if anybody cares about concurrent terminal sessions in XP (like it was in the early builds prior to GM.)
Peace...
7-Zip can extract the files within a NSIS installer package, aside from BZIP2 compression