I think it's really required, and I hope this clarified things. It indeed still works, or let me know that it's really required, I'll If you are able to make the changes I've mentioned and you verify that
(although I doubt the WinPcap files will change that much). Overhead with the script copying the same file into one of two locations Less confusing to newcomers, but there could be a slight maintenance Script to reflect the actual locations of the files. onInit sections, or in the installer/uninstaller sections, and rewrite the If you want to, I think you could get away with removing the lines thatĮqually, if people want me to, I could disable the redirection in the two
The script as there doesn't appear to be anything afterwards that wouldīreak if the redirection were left disabled, but this might cause someĬonfusion if someone other than me were to add (32-bit) files afterwards. Original script had npf.sys after all of the 32-bit files, so I probablyĬould have gotten away with just disabling the redirection at that point in Partly to make the modification easier to understand). I wanted to quickly get something out that supported 圆4 with minimalĬhanges to the existing script (partly to avoid messing anything else up, Thread-specific and won't effect anything else. The Wow64 stuff unless you want any redirection again because it's In/are deleted from system32 when they should be in SysWOW64 on 圆4Īlso, from the MSDN docs, it seems that you don't need to reenable Disabling it that early would mean the 32-bit files end up onInit function, I'd still need to duplicate it in an un.onInit for the I disable the redirection in the uninstaller section as the uninstaller only SysWOW64 on 圆4 systems as they're 32-bit files which is also why theyĬ:\Program Files (x86)\WinPcap\rpcapd.exeĬ:\Windows\system32\drivers\npf.sys (AMD64 NT5/6) The other $SYSDIR files need to be redirected (or placed directly) into I would think it should still uninstall properly without it,Įspecially since the other $SYSDIR files apparently uninstall What Windows tells it so you can't blame NSIS too much. Little misleading of the uninstaller, I know, but I think it's just going on The failed deletion of npf.sys (which remains in system32). It has really deleted wpcap.dll from the SysWOW64 folder and doesn't list Remove folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\WinPcap\ When you don't disable the redirection, the uninstaller's actionsĭelete file: C:\Windows\system32\wpcap.dll It to the SysWOW64 folder (and it's obviously not in there, so silentlyįails). The uninstaller tries to delete npf.sys from system32 and Windows redirects If you don't disable the redirection then Necessary that you disable/reenable the Wow64 stuff when deleting the There is just one issue that I want to ask you about: is it really By Thread RE: WinPcap Installer 圆4 Support
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