Hi Mike,
exactly the same
juergen
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Von: Mike Kaganski [mailto:mike.kaganski@collabora.com]
Gesendet: Freitag, 15. Dezember 2017 11:23
An: Juergen Funk Mailinglist <Juergen.Funk_ml@cib.de>; libreoffice@lists.freedesktop.org
Betreff: Re: AW: AW: tdf#108580: integrate vc_redist.exe into Windows installer
On 12/15/2017 12:53 PM, Juergen Funk Mailinglist wrote:
Hi Mike
1. Creating a redirect at TDF side imposes additional load to our
server infrastructure; 2. Users will depend on reliability of TDF
servers wrt this (in terms of their state, correctness of the link,
and also possible man-in-the-middle problems with modified links
pointing to malware) - note that LO downloads themselves are served
from multiple mirrors, but this kind of redirection can't work using
mirrors
I have mean directly from Microsoft not from TDF.
As I mentioned, there's no "Latest VS 2015 redist" static link on their side. Only "VS 2015 redist
version X.Y.Z", which is the same as embedding this specific version into installer.
Also: at the time of creating the installer, we could possibly check that our embedded redist is
~current, so users would have reasonably low chance to get update request related to newly
installed software (taking into account our rate of releases). OTOH, if a user chooses to download
and install an out-of-date version, then it's not unexpected that, e.g., LibreOffice itself would
warn about "newer version available"; so I don't see anything unexpected here on redist side as
well.
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Best regards,
Mike Kaganski
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