7-Zip now doesn't sort files by type while adding to solid 7z archive.
Эта новость расстроила меня. Плюсов в этом я не вижу. Появление ключа -mqs является утешением, но небольшим, т.к., требует его (ключа) добавления во все работающие скрипты, а это достаточно трудоемко.
Может быть Вы измените свое решение и вернете сортировку по умолчанию, а ключем пусть желающие сортировку отключают? Во всяком случае обратная совместимость в этом случае не пострадает.
Спасибо.
Last edit: gora2 2015-08-11
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New relese but it still says nothing about Windows 8. Description only says W7, and you don't say you changed it. You already know there were problems in W8. I'm not motivated to try an update unless I see statements.
Last edit: GeoSv 2015-08-16
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Here have a tool can export wim to different kinds format http://wimlib.net/
EXAMPLES:
Export "WIM to ESD" --- that is, non-solid WIM to solid WIM:
wimlib-imagex export install.wim all install.esd --solid
Export WIMBOOT image --- compression format is XPRESS with 4096 byte chunks
wimlib-imagex export boot.wim all new.wim --wimboot
Last edit: ljycslg 2015-08-10
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It's possible that I will provide MSI files also in future.
But now I don't understand how it's important for users and how many users (in percents) need MSI.
For example, many programs (for example, WinRAR) don't provide MSI. And if it's not big problem for them, why it's problem for 7-Zip?
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I would really appreciate a 32bit and 64bit MSI for windows too. It makes it super easy for me to deploy updates company wide on my domain using Group Policy. I can live with exe installer at home (which I am btw using for testing) but at work I like to push your beta versions through GPO using the MSIs you provide to my test group of pc's and users in IT. 100+ Users are still on 9.20 stable but through MSI. Thanks to 7-zip we have no need for winrar or any other zip compression utility. Not having an MSI poses a big problem for me when managing many systems, firefox, vlc, & filezilla are other apps we use here that commonly don't provide MSIs, having to build MSIs from source takes time and testing, yours work flawless :) Thanks Mr. Pavlov
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Why don't you use InstallAware and save yourself the hassle of re-building packages and then testing them to make sure they work?
I have been using this installer for 4+ years now to build my own packages.
The beauty of it is, I can build an EXE package which is far more versatile than an MSI; but InstallAware can still wrap this inside a Group Policy MSI for me, with fully automated managed software installation capability.
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I agree 100%. Having A MSI installer makes deployment (installation), version control (upgrades) and uninstallation so much simpler when managing a large number of computers. Transforms via MST make customisation of the installation much easier too.
Why do you need installation 'wrappers' to create automated installation EXEs that then need a wrapper MSI to deploy when a plain MSI can do it all in the first place? Any self-respecting network admin is usingapplication white-listing on their network (HIPS or similar) and having to not only whitelist the application but also the installation wrapper EXE (e.g. InstallShield) makes the application whitelist unneccesarily large
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7-Zip 15.06 beta was released.
7-Zip for 32-bit Windows:
http://7-zip.org/a/7z1506.exe
7-Zip for 64-bit Windows x64:
http://7-zip.org/a/7z1506-x64.exe
What's new after 7-Zip 15.05 beta:
The "Move" operation to open 7z archive didn't delete empty files.
console version added some text to the end of stdout stream, is -so switch was used.
7-Zip could not open multivolume sfx RAR archive.
Thank you for releasing a new version ;-)
Will you continue to release the source for each version, also ?
It may also be usefull to move the source to github... I know others also requested this, sorry for re-asking.
So then, thanks a lot for your work on 7-Zip Igor, keep this project runnig and open :)
Source and extra is always here:
http://7-zip.org/download.html
Здравствуйте, Игорь.
Эта новость расстроила меня. Плюсов в этом я не вижу. Появление ключа -mqs является утешением, но небольшим, т.к., требует его (ключа) добавления во все работающие скрипты, а это достаточно трудоемко.
Может быть Вы измените свое решение и вернете сортировку по умолчанию, а ключем пусть желающие сортировку отключают? Во всяком случае обратная совместимость в этом случае не пострадает.
Спасибо.
Last edit: gora2 2015-08-11
I suppose that "extension sorting" doesn't provide gain in most cases.
You can make more tests with different archives for better statistics.
Last edit: Risurz 2015-09-10
Why do i need to restart my computer to install a piece of software? When i can install graphics card drivers without having to reboot..
1) Sometimes Explorer locks the 7-zip.dll as shell extension.
2) You can work without reboot. Most things works OK even with old 7-zip.dll.
Игорь, добрый день!
Почему при запуске с ключем -sdel удаляются файлы - но не удаляются папки?
Должно удаляться всё вообще, ИМХО.
ЗЫ: В 15:05 аналогично.
New relese but it still says nothing about Windows 8. Description only says W7, and you don't say you changed it. You already know there were problems in W8. I'm not motivated to try an update unless I see statements.
Last edit: GeoSv 2015-08-16
Please add support for .nz files (nanozip). Nanozip offers slightly better compression than .7z files, it would be great it 7-zip supported this.
*.*in 7-Zip means name that has extension. If forlder has no extension, 7-Zip doesn't use that item.-r is not required also in your case.
You can create another thread, if you want to discuss features and so on.
This thread is related to 7-Zip 15.06 things.
Last edit: Igor Pavlov 2015-08-14
Hello,
7-Zip15.06beta still can not open the Wimboot image,
and when can support .esd format?
My English is bad,sorry.
Are there any download links to these files: wimboot and .esd files?
For sample ESD files try http://ms-vnext.net/Win10esds/urls/
Are the links to some small examples also?
Here have a tool can export wim to different kinds format
http://wimlib.net/
EXAMPLES:
Export "WIM to ESD" --- that is, non-solid WIM to solid WIM:
wimlib-imagex export install.wim all install.esd --solid
Export WIMBOOT image --- compression format is XPRESS with 4096 byte chunks
wimlib-imagex export boot.wim all new.wim --wimboot
Last edit: ljycslg 2015-08-10
Hello,
When use 7-Zip GUI directly compress a exe as SFX,will display an error or replace original exe automaticly.
Last edit: 1400700226 2015-08-10
the "open archive" button not working
I'm using Windows 10 Enterprise 64 bit
Please fix it
Last edit: Anonymous 2015-08-10
What button do you mean?
Describe all actions and clicks.
Hey Igor,
could you give us some information if the MSI installer will be back, please? Would be much appreciated...
Thank you, localhost !
It's possible that I will provide MSI files also in future.
But now I don't understand how it's important for users and how many users (in percents) need MSI.
For example, many programs (for example, WinRAR) don't provide MSI. And if it's not big problem for them, why it's problem for 7-Zip?
I would really appreciate a 32bit and 64bit MSI for windows too. It makes it super easy for me to deploy updates company wide on my domain using Group Policy. I can live with exe installer at home (which I am btw using for testing) but at work I like to push your beta versions through GPO using the MSIs you provide to my test group of pc's and users in IT. 100+ Users are still on 9.20 stable but through MSI. Thanks to 7-zip we have no need for winrar or any other zip compression utility. Not having an MSI poses a big problem for me when managing many systems, firefox, vlc, & filezilla are other apps we use here that commonly don't provide MSIs, having to build MSIs from source takes time and testing, yours work flawless :) Thanks Mr. Pavlov
Why don't you use InstallAware and save yourself the hassle of re-building packages and then testing them to make sure they work?
I have been using this installer for 4+ years now to build my own packages.
The beauty of it is, I can build an EXE package which is far more versatile than an MSI; but InstallAware can still wrap this inside a Group Policy MSI for me, with fully automated managed software installation capability.
I agree 100%. Having A MSI installer makes deployment (installation), version control (upgrades) and uninstallation so much simpler when managing a large number of computers. Transforms via MST make customisation of the installation much easier too.
Why do you need installation 'wrappers' to create automated installation EXEs that then need a wrapper MSI to deploy when a plain MSI can do it all in the first place? Any self-respecting network admin is usingapplication white-listing on their network (HIPS or similar) and having to not only whitelist the application but also the installation wrapper EXE (e.g. InstallShield) makes the application whitelist unneccesarily large