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Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
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We have a vendor that has found a 127 MSP limit using windows installer, (MSI/MSPs). We get MSP patches from them frequently for updates. We reach the 127 MSP limit very quickly and are having a hard time dealing with this limitation.
Does NSIS support patching in a similar way to MSI and if so can it handle more than 127 patches being applied to an existing install? Is there a limit? Thanks. |
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Major Dude
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nsis supports close to anything as far as you write the right scripts
![]() i guess you could write a script that supports far more than 127 patch installations. but as i said: you'd have to write the complete patching script, you do not have a GUI to click such things together. hand by comm@nder21 ---------- WiKi pages:CreateInternetShortcut|Enhanced FindWindow|Parse CSV-Data|Open/Close CD-Drive|Installer without Icon|Vista application compatibility |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Turkey
Posts: 447
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Ask your vendor to upgrade the major verion of the MSI package after releasing more than 126 updates.
You also can repack the deliverd MSI package yourself with e.g. MAKEMSI http://www.dennisbareis.com And yes, you could also use NSIS and VPatch theoretically, but whatever your choose, it is still a lot of work. IMHO: It's really better to ask the vendor to learn how to use MSI correctly. This situation should normally never occur with propper MSI packages. "Just do it" |
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