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Old 11-07-2008, 11:11 AM   #1
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How to pack data into a 7z recursive + having autounpack EXE pack for windows?


How to pack data into a 7z recursive + having autounpack EXE pack for windows?

I would like to make a pack autoexe for windows, is that possiblewith linux?

thanks
 
Old 11-08-2008, 06:25 AM   #2
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You have to install the p7zip package. If you look at man 7z or man 7za you will have all the answers to your questions: 1) don't use the -r option for recursion, 2) use tar in conjunction with the -si option of 7za (read from standard input) to do recursion, 3) you can create a self-extracting archive using the -sfx option, e.g.
Code:
7za a -sfx archive.exe directory
adding files to the self extracting archive does recursion as well.
 
Old 11-16-2008, 03:09 AM   #3
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You have to install the p7zip package. If you look at man 7z or man 7za you will have all the answers to your questions: 1) don't use the -r option for recursion, 2) use tar in conjunction with the -si option of 7za (read from standard input) to do recursion, 3) you can create a self-extracting archive using the -sfx option, e.g.
Code:
7za a -sfx archive.exe directory
adding files to the self extracting archive does recursion as well.
well ... problem

Code:
7-Zip 4.43 beta  Copyright (c) 1999-2006 Igor Pavlov  2006-09-15
p7zip Version 4.43 (locale=en_US.UTF-8,Utf16=on,HugeFiles=on,2 CPUs)

Error:
can't find specified sfx module


System error:
E_FAIL
 
Old 11-16-2008, 04:42 AM   #4
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It looks like version 4.43 had a bug. See an interesting discussion about this topic in the Debian forum, here. I have version 4.58 on my system (opensuse) and it works without a glitch.
 
Old 05-02-2009, 01:25 PM   #5
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Here we go

How to pack and SFX with 7-zip,

1/ install it, first
2/ get the files 7z.sfx and 7zCon.sfx
MD5:
8a70b6be524d625d17291c6d5766cced 7z.sfx
fbec918cd09e5bd955411c474d440f27 7zCon.sfx

3/ copy, as root, those 7zCon.sfx and 7z.sfx into /usr/bin
(I have debian stable)

4/ type this :

Code:
7z a -sfx  myarchive.exe mydocument.doc
this will make you a EXE file


[ S O L V E D]
 
Old 05-02-2009, 01:59 PM   #6
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Here we go

How to pack and SFX with 7-zip,

1/ install it, first
2/ get the files 7z.sfx and 7zCon.sfx
MD5:
8a70b6be524d625d17291c6d5766cced 7z.sfx
fbec918cd09e5bd955411c474d440f27 7zCon.sfx

3/ copy, as root, those 7zCon.sfx and 7z.sfx into /usr/bin
(I have debian stable)

4/ type this :

Code:
7z a -sfx  myarchive.exe mydocument.doc
this will make you a EXE file


[ S O L V E D]
this will only work exe to be unpacked under linxu for linxu

this is for linux to WINDOWS :


he he
******* HOWTO *******


1/ How to make a rar extractable for windows?

so
get those on megaupload
5a74b0c8e3d35fe498d580e08e90650c *default.sfx
76ab410e2826456a9ca9a006ffea6766 *wincon.sfx
5a74b0c8e3d35fe498d580e08e90650c *windows.sfx
eeb322f1978b711140ec076fa735cb50 *zip.sfx
f53dce3ad1e2f73ccf5aa577519f1c92 *freebsd.sfx
6887d39229d11a8b063d8c9c03b0a732 *linux.sfx
4be71f85fc808ed14355ae5e2e69e9e7 *macos_x.sfx
8a70b6be524d625d17291c6d5766cced *7z.sfx
fbec918cd09e5bd955411c474d440f27 *7zCon.sfx
put that
under /home/username/.sfx

2/
go to the folder where owns the file:
so type:
cp /home/username/.sfx/windows.sfx .
Code:
rar a -sfxdefault.sfx myexeforwindows.exe myfiledocument.doc
Enjoy,

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