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Le mercredi, 23 mars 2016, 16.41:21 h CET Didier 'OdyX' Raboud a écrit :
> As the title says, win32-loader currently can't download dailies, as
> d-i.debian.org has moved to enforced https.
>
> That's a limitation of the NSISdl NSIS builtin plugin. It could be replaced
> with the Inetc plugin [0], but it isn't packaged.
>
> No dailies means no kfreebsd/hurd too, unfortunately.
So I've spent a good part of today trying to fix that problem.
The path I've picked was to try to in-Debian build the Inetc plugin, and then
use that in win32-loader to download d-i assets over https securely.
Unfortunately, that didn't work out well enough:
* the inetc plugin is not properly licensed, but assuming it is under Zlib …
* it (kinda-)builds under Debian,
* it supports the NSIS 3.0 API,
* but I couldn't manage to make it work in win32-loader, as I was having
errors such as "Dialog error (1812)", and then "Connection error", which I
couldn't debug.
Anyway. Here's the nsis-plugin-inetc packaging:
https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/collab-maint/nsis-plugin-inetc.git/
As for the bug at hand, I will upload a new win32-loader targetted at stretch
that doesn't permit dailies or alternative architectures' download (as they
later fail anyway), and get that into stretch.
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Cheers,
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