SimpleUpdater — Rev. 10.69 / 2016/06/19

[Marco]

Here is the Chinese Traditional File.

非常感謝您！

[Michael Lu]

I get an error when running this script in Windows 7 x64.Please check it.
The Chinese message in screenshot means "System cannot find the specified file.".

simpleupdatererror.jpg (62.81 KiB) Viewed 3740 times

[Marco]

When you get this message could you please abort the script and check if the file "HTTP_response.txt" in <xyscripts> exists?
If so try raising the Delay value in SimpleUpdater.ini to something higher, like 2000 or 2500.
Let me know.

[Michael Lu]

No, there's no "HTTP_response.txt" file in <xyscripts> when the error occurs.

[Marco]

Ok.
Run the modified version attached below. It will switch to stepped execution at line 39, showing you something like

Code: Select all

run
----
cmd /k C:\Windows\System32\cscript.exe //nologo "C:\Dati\Marco\Programmi\XYplorer\Data\Scripts\SimpleUpdater\HTTP_checker.vbs" "http://www.xyplorer.com/download/xyplorer_12.30_beta_noinstall.zip" "Fri, 15 Mar 2013 09:09:02 GMT" "C:\Dati\Marco\Programmi\XYplorer\Data\Scripts\SimpleUpdater\HTTP_response.txt"
----

----
1
----
1

Please send me a screen or a copy/paste of what you see.
Then click Continue.
A DOS prompt should appear. There should be nothing except a line waiting for a command, like

Code: Select all

C:\Dati\Marco\Programmi\XYplorer\Data\Scripts>_

I suspect we could find useful info in this window, please report what you see there.
Then you can close such window and abort the script.

[Michael Lu]

run
----
cmd /k C:\Windows\System32\cscript.exe //nologo "J:\Programs\xyplorer\Data\Scripts\SimpleUpdater\HTTP_checker.vbs" "http://www.xyplorer.com/download/xyplor ... nstall.zip" "Sun, 20 Jul 1969 08:17:40 GMT" "J:\Programs\xyplorer\Data\Scripts\SimpleUpdater\HTTP_response.txt"
----

----
1
----
1

And the Dos prompt said :

Code: Select all

System can't fine the specified file.
J:\Programs\xyplorer\Data\Scripts>

BTW, my Windows was install in J:\Windows.

[Marco]

BTW, my Windows was install in J:\Windows.

That explains everything. I'll update a tweaked version soon.

[Michael Lu]

BTW, my Windows was install in J:\Windows.

That explains everything. I'll update a tweaked version soon.

I found the problem, too.

Code: Select all

cmd /c C:\Windows\System32\cscript.exe

"C:\Windows" should not be hard coded. I think it should be replaced with an Enviroment Variable.

[Marco]

BTW, my Windows was install in J:\Windows.

That explains everything. I'll update a tweaked version soon.

I found the problem, too.

Code: Select all

cmd /c C:\Windows\System32\cscript.exe

"C:\Windows" should not be hard coded. I think it should be replaced with an Enviroment Variable.

EV was creating some problems on Win8. I'll try to bypass cscript entirely and rely on system association...

[Marco]

Try these. Feedback from Win8 users is appreciated.

[Filehero]

Try these. Feedback from Win8 users is appreciated.

Testing requires a new beta right?

It's time for another kudos: great script!! (now appreciating Session Manager...)


Cheers,
Filehero

[Marco]

Try these. Feedback from Win8 users is appreciated.

Testing requires a new beta right?

It's time for another kudos: great script!! (now appreciating Session Manager...)


Cheers,
Filehero

Nope, if these works then you just get the "already uptodate" message in the status bar. Else the scripting window pops up with "can't find the specified file".
Kudos greatly appreciated as always ofc

[Filehero]

Nope, if these works then you just get the "already uptodate" message in the status bar.

Got it using either version.

Which one do you recommend?


Cheers,
Filehero

[Marco]

Nope, if these works then you just get the "already uptodate" message in the status bar.

Got it using either version.

Which one do you recommend?


Cheers,
Filehero

I don't know, depends on the weather

[Filehero]

I don't know, depends on the weather

That's f***ing bad over here, a so to say.

So, I'll take the

Code: Select all

%SystemRoot%\system32

route because that's the path I added to my windows path variable.


Cheers,
Filehero