Thanks, just what I need.
As for installers, I'm a bit of a luddite where that's concerned....so just have a roll-my-own system based on a couple of .bat files and Python scripts. Allows me to checksum, set up and kick off generic subsidiary programs, copy alternate configuration-specific programs according to generic pattern, etc. all with the minimum of maintenance. Way less pretty but much more flexible and less onerous than when I used to use an old Microsoft installer. Main omission is lack of an uninstall, but as this only goes onto machines over which I have direct control, and I do most of the updates myself, it's not something I need to automate. Probably plenty of installers out there that I could get to do what I want, but if it ain't broke I've really got too much else to keep me busy to be bothered to fix it.
Graham
-----Original Message----- From: josealf@rocketmail.com Sent: Monday, September 22, 2014 12:28 PM To: Graham Nayler (work) ; stunnel-users ; stunnel-users@stunnel.org Subject: Re: [stunnel-users] Premature socket closure - race condition bug?
I understand the official NSIS installer source code is available (tools/stunnel.nsi). So, You can crate your customized installation with configuration files (stunnel.conf, certificates, etc). For NSIS, the silent switch is /S. I also have a custom Inno Setup script. I find Inno Setup easier to work with, although NSIS generates smaller installers, if you're interested.