Probably not, who would do the copy to $appdata, MakeNSISw?Originally Posted by Yathosho View Postare there plans to move the examples (and maybe includes) to the user space? on any modern windows version, the examples won't compile due to lack of privileges. just saying.
NSIS 3.0a0
66 posts
the installer, of course!Originally Posted by Anders View PostProbably not, who would do the copy to $appdata, MakeNSISw?
Yes, on Windows 8 you have to run MakeNSISw as an administrator (even with UAC disabled) otherwise it cannot build the example scripts (cannot open output file). Your best bet is just to move the NSIS install directory and change the registry value (or install to AppData).
Stu
Stu
No, the installer cannot do that, UAC gets in the way (Wrong user) and does not work for other users on the same machine.Originally Posted by Yathosho View Postthe installer, of course!
considering that nsis 3.0 is a new major release, i guess it's forgivable to demand a clean install from the user (or offer optional migration). then again, i don't see any harm in allowing both app data and program files, even at the same time (app data would override program files, and program files would serve as fallback.) as a side effect, that would allow different users using different nsis setups, though admittedly that's a small target audience.
one thing is clear: the current situation can be annoying. nobody wants to move scripts all the time or edit the outfile location. a compiler asking for elevation would be equally annoying.
also, must i remind you how often you have advised users to keep data and program files separate? 🙂
one thing is clear: the current situation can be annoying. nobody wants to move scripts all the time or edit the outfile location. a compiler asking for elevation would be equally annoying.
also, must i remind you how often you have advised users to keep data and program files separate? 🙂
Do as I say, not as I(We) do 🙂Originally Posted by Yathosho View Postalso, must i remind you how often you have advised users to keep data and program files separate? 🙂
I have a rewritten version of the installer that allows per-user installs, not sure if we will adopt it though...