Am 02.03.25 um 21:00 schrieb Rémy Maucherat:
On Sun, Mar 2, 2025 at 5:10 PM Rainer Jung <rainer.j...@kippdata.de> wrote:
Hi Rémy,
Am 02.03.25 um 11:06 schrieb Rémy Maucherat:
On Thu, Feb 13, 2025 at 6:11 PM <ma...@apache.org> wrote:
@@ -163,6 +157,9 @@ Var ServiceInstallLog
InstType Minimum
InstType Full
+ !finalize 'ant -f @BASEDIR@/build.xml jsign-installer'
+ !uninstfinalize 'ant -f @BASEDIR@/build.xml -Dcodesigning.file_to_sign=%1
jsign-uninstaller'
This fails for me with Can't recognize xxx as an internal or external
command, or batch script.
I tried a few things without much success so far.
First the original nsi script should automatically be run by ant through
a filter to generate one without @ template strings. Originally the
filter replaced version numbers, but in the new build.xml it also
replaces BASEDIR. The resulting file would be the one used by makensis.
Maybe it makes sense to check, how those lines look like in your
environment in the generated file.
The other possible problem could be, that ant is not found via PATH.
What is "xxx"? just the full "ant -f ...jsign-installer"? With or
without replaced BASEDIR? What is your platform? Maybe we would have to
change something on Windows?
IMO it simply does not work. If you run on Wine, then you're inside a
fake Windows env, not the original platform. So if you try to run the
"ant" command in there, it might simply fail and there's no way at all
to do it. It does the same for installer and uninstaller, the issue is
with running command "ant".
Hmm, I never tried with wine but at least I checked, that the ant
download for Windows contains a binary named "ant", not just "ant.exe".
But yes, it would mean wine has to find a windows executable ant and
maybe it is also a problem, that the resolved BUILDDIR does not work
under the wine Windows emulation :(
Was this retested with Wine ? It seems the 10.1 tag is bad too so I'm
likely not the only one having an issue.
Installing makensis worked (installing it was annoying since the
Fedora packaging was messy - probably it can be installed without
distro packaging). So if that's "ok", then you should remove the Wine
support since there are only 2-3 users for this.
It seems it has to be installed from source. I had added the info from
Mark, how it was build, to the BUILDING.txt. Using this recipe, I could
recreate the TC 11.0.5 installer on my system.
For 9.0.101 it didn't work, but I do mot yet know, whether this is true
to "your" makensis not having been build with that recipe, or for
instance because the Windows installer contains some of the Javadoc
pages that my Java/Filesystem always generates different from the ones
others get. But since my generated exe and the one in the release vote
differ by about 140KB in size, I guess it is not only Javadocs
differences, but also makensis binary differences.
Best regards,
Rainer
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