Somebody have an idea what is happening with this filter update (failed, checksum mismatch):
If I click on the "Filter list" link I can open the list:
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@nicolaasjan
Try with :
pip3 install pypiwin32==220
Or
pip3 install pypiwin32==223
I successfully installed pypiwin32 219 on Python 3.4.4 five months ago for compiling a Python project with Pyinstaller 3.2.1 that doesn't use the SSE2 instructions set.
For Python 3.8 or 3.9, probably that a more recent build need to be installed.
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@nicolaasjan
The last release of Pyinstaller that will compile a project without the SSE2 instructions set :
https://pypi.org/project/pyinstaller/3.2.1/#files
pip3 install future==1.0.0
pip3 install pypiwin32==219
pip3 install --no-deps pyinstaller==3.2.1
Perhaps can you try to compile yt-dlp with it and let us know the result ?
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@Josealf
I tried the none-SSE2 release today, works perfectly !
Tunnel established between a very old computer (CPU not supporting SSE2) acting as a client and a laptop acting as a file sharing server.
From the client side:
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@Dave-H
My criticism wasn't about the presence of shareware or not.
It was about the backporting to XP of only paid software.
It's frustating !
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@LordGarfio
No offense, but can you instead focus on freeware rather than paid software ?
I doubt that more of one or two people on this forum own a licence of these software !
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For whose interested, here the the link to the thread on the Wilders Security Forums:
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/huorong-internet-security-something-new-on-market.415971/
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Some years ago, I have played with Huorong Internet Security.
First time I heard about it was on the Wilders Security Forums.
Quickly installed and quickly uninstalled...
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@Josealf
Welcome to the forum !
In the system requirements of your releases, can you remove the need to have a CPU supporting the SSE2 instructions set ?
Above version 5.60, your releases requires the SSE2 instructions set.
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