Open blake502 opened 7 months ago
You can unpack 7za.exe
with 7zr.exe
from extra package
.
I suppose I had not considered doing that. Thanks!
In the mean time, is it okay with you that I re-host 7za.exe
?
Edit: Sorry, I read the license now. Thanks again!
Hello,
I've recently built a project that relies on downloading
7za.exe
on the fly to automate extracting an archive.7zr.exe
is not up to the task for this particular archive. As far as I know,7za.exe
is only officially available within theextra.7z
package, which unfortunately requires 7-Zip to unpack. As a result, I've resorted to hosting7za.exe
alongside my own project-- but I'd prefer to link to an official release instead.Is this a possibility?
Thanks!
I want to do the same thing for a project, I need to extract an archive that is in .exe format while in WinPE, and 7za does that for me. I was running into the same issue that I needed 7zip to get the files in the extra.7a. I'll try the 7zr idea to extract the 7za. - Didn't work, 7zr.exe does not run in WinPE x64 like 7za does. So I'm back to I need 7zip to extract 7zip. ARGH
@blake502 Do you have a method to get the latest link for the extra.7z file? I wrote one, but's it requires web scraping, and I'd rather not. Wasn't sure if there was redirect url that will always be the latest version, or another method to get the latest URL each time.
@ip7z - Any chance you can make 7zr.exe work in native x64 WinPE? Or make the extra.7z extra.zip so I can extract it in WinPE x64 with PowerShell? Thanks
Hello,
I've recently built a project that relies on downloading
7za.exe
on the fly to automate extracting an archive.7zr.exe
is not up to the task for this particular archive. As far as I know,7za.exe
is only officially available within theextra.7z
package, which unfortunately requires 7-Zip to unpack. As a result, I've resorted to hosting7za.exe
alongside my own project-- but I'd prefer to link to an official release instead.Is this a possibility?
Thanks!