windows installer - Creating a self-extracting zip archive on a linux box -


Due to the many constraints that I will not go to, I have to create an auto-extracting zip archive as a result of the Linux box as a result only on Windows Is it possible to be executable? If so, what will the equipment work?

Background: When the user downloads a setup package from my Linux box, then I need to have the setup package pre-populated with a certain key. I only know that key on runtime; My idea was to write a simple .xml file with that key, then zip the MMI installer into the self-extract collection from that XML file, and send the file to the browser. If you have alternative ways to do this, I would love to hear it,

Your answer is below Can be found on the page: Please note that I do not take any credit except to use Google and find something that seems logical that it will work. I do not guarantee that this information will work, or you will be able to find more online content now. I'm just a fan of Google, I hope it will be helpful.

The problem A few days ago, I had to make a Win32 compatible self-extracting zip file for a friend. Easier, correct seems the problem was that I do not have a Windows machine and I did not want to install any archive program under alcohol.

Note: A freeware zip program such as IZArc can be used under alcohol, it is also a Win32 self-extracting zip file, it will not be covered in this way, sorry.

Found this forum post of "me" around the "googling" August 2003. Reading it I found out that the self-extracting zip files are not much, but unzip the binary after a suitable zip file is a suitable I used to unzipsfx.exe was included in the information-zip unzip 5.52.

The link on that post worked a few days ago so I got my hands on unzipsfx .exe which I wanted. Today, on July 2, 2008, I found the link dead. After some googling, I did not find work link anywhere. I read the license some time and understood that I had the original UnixPx with license Can I redistribute to XE

Please note that unzipsfx-552_win32.tar.gz (80 kB) is not an official information-the GIP package and includes copyright software that does not take any credit for me. The source code for the binaries included in the information-zip license, which is also included in the tarball, can be found here.

Solution

Obtaining unzipsfx.exe and ZIP package: * Open the terminal (type alt + F2 in Ubuntu and type gnome-terminal) * in the following code:

wget tar zxf unzipsfx-552_win32.tar.gz sudo apt-get zip install

Two steps, create a zip file in Ubuntu: * Open the file manager (Nautilus) and select those files Select the ones you want to zip * right click and create a collection (or similar), using the zip file using your home directory. Choose a location, the easiest type is the type of zip file for information about how to prepare a zip file in the zip command line.

Type auto-extract zip file in the following three *, code:

cat unzipsfx-552_win32 / unzipsfx.exe MYZIPFILE.zip> mysfxfile.exe ZIP-a mysfxfile.exe < / P>

mysfxfile.exe can now open any Win32 compatible system (including Windows XP / 2000 / Vista, for example, liquor in Linux) or any zip compatible storage program such as Ubuntu file- Roller


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