orange(1) [debian man page]

ORANGE(1)							   User Commands							 ORANGE(1)

NAME

       orange - extract CAB files from self-extracting installers

DESCRIPTION

	      orange [-d DIRECTORY] [-D LEVEL] [-h] FILENAME

       -d DIRECTORY
	      Extract files to DIRECTORY

       -D LEVEL
	      Set debug log level 0 - No logging (default) 1 - Errors only 2 - Errors and warnings 3 - Everything

       -h     Show this help message

       FILENAME
	      The file to list or extract contents of

       Orange is a tool and library for squeezing out juicy installable Microsoft Cabinet Files from self-extracting installers for Microsoft Win-
       dows.  It currently supports the following kinds of installers:

	      * Early support for installers created by Installer VISE. (Orange 0.3 or

	      later)

	      * Support for some installers created by Inno Setup. (Orange 0.2 or later) * Early support for the installer used  by  TomTom  prod-
	      ucts. (Orange 0.2 or

	      later)

	      * InstallShield versions 5 and 6, using Unshield for extracting

	      InstallShield Cabinet files.

	      *  Setup	Factory  versions 5 and 6 using Dynamite for data decompression.  * Some other installer (using a DLL called inflate.dll).
	      This is used by

	      for example Macromedia Flash Player 6 for Pocket PC 2002.

	      * Microsoft Cabinets (also self-extracting) when you have Cabextract

	      installed.

	      * Zip archives (also self-extracting) when you have UnZip installed.

orange 0.3.1							     July 2004								 ORANGE(1)

innoextract(1)						      General Commands Manual						    innoextract(1)

NAME

       innoextract - tool to extract installers created by Inno Setup

SYNOPSIS

       innoextract [-behlLqstv] [-ccolor] [-pprogress] installers ...

DESCRIPTION

       innoextract is a tool that can extract installer executables created by Inno Setup.

       innoextract will extract files from a installers specified on the command line.

       To  extract  a  multi-part  installer with external data files, only the executable (.exe) file needs to be given as an argument to innoex-
       tract.

OPTIONS

       -c --color [enable]
	      By default innoextract will try to detect if the terminal supports shell escape codes and enable or  disable  color  output  accord-
	      ingly. Pass 1 or true to --color to force color output. Pass 0 or false to never output color codes.

       --dump Don't convert Windows paths to UNIX paths and don't substitute variables in paths.

       -e --extract
	      Extract all files to the current directory. This is the default action. You may only specify one of --extract , --list and --test

       -h --help
	      Show a list of the supported options.

       --language [lang]
	      Extract only language-independent files and files for the given language. By default all files are extracted.

       --license
	      Show license information.

       -l --list
	      List files contained in the installer but don't extract anything. You may only specify one of --extract , --list and --test

       -L --lowercase
	      Convert filenames stored in the installer to lower-case before extracting.

       -p --progress [enable]
	      By  default  innoextract	will  try  to detect if the terminal supports shell escape codes and enable or disable progress bar output
	      accordingly. Pass 1 or true to --progress to force progress bar output. Pass 0 or false to never show a progress bar.

       -q --quiet
	      Less verbose output.

       -s --silent
	      Don't output anything except errors and warnings.

       -t --test
	      Test archive integrity but don't write any output files. You may only specify one of --extract , --list and --test

       -v --version
	      Show the innoextract version number and supported Inno Setup versions.

LIMITATIONS

       innoextract currently only supports extracting all the data. There is no support for extracting individual files, components or languages.

       Included scripts and checks are not executed.

       Data is always extracted to the current directory and the mapping from Inno Setup variables like the application directory  to  subdirecto-
       ries is hard-coded.

       innoextract  does  not check if an installer includes multiple files with the same name and will continually overwrite the destination file
       when extracting.

       Names for data files in multi-file installers must follow the standard naming scheme.

       Encrypted installers are not supported.

SEE ALSO

       cabextract(1), unshield(1)

BUGS

       No known bugs.

AUTHOR

       Daniel Scharrer (daniel@constexpr.org)

1.2								    2012-04-01							    innoextract(1)