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[Zoom7000]

I've downloaded the apup and tried to execute it, but after approximately 10 seconds I get the Run Time Error '0' and it doesn't even download a single file.

Any ideas?

[MoeMan]

 Zoom7000, on Nov 21 2007, 09:28 AM, said:

I've downloaded the apup and tried to execute it, but after approximately 10 seconds I get the Run Time Error '0' and it doesn't even download a single file.

Any ideas?

Mine was getting the Run Time Error '0' at the start of the IE7-WindowsXP-Kb939653-x86-enu.exe file from M$. I deleted the IE7-WindowsXP-Kb939653-x86-enu.apm and the IE7-WindowsXP-Kb939653-x86-enu-files folder from Criticals. I reran Apup and it successfully downloaded the IE7-WindowsXP-Kb939653-x86-enu.apm and IE7-WindowsXP-Kb939653-x86-enu.exe. Next it got the Run Time Error '0' at the start of the IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe. I went to components folder and deleted the IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.apm and IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.files folder. I've just rerun Apup and seem to be past the Run Time Error '0' problem for now. If it errors at the start of another download, I'll do the deletion thing and see if I can get to the end.

Thanks for all your hard work AP team.

Moeman

[Erik Ramey]

 MoeMan, on Nov 21 2007, 10:33 AM, said:

Mine was getting the Run Time Error '0' at the start of the IE7-WindowsXP-Kb939653-x86-enu.exe file from M$. I deleted the IE7-WindowsXP-Kb939653-x86-enu.apm and the IE7-WindowsXP-Kb939653-x86-enu-files folder from Criticals. I reran Apup and it successfully downloaded the IE7-WindowsXP-Kb939653-x86-enu.apm and IE7-WindowsXP-Kb939653-x86-enu.exe. Next it got the Run Time Error '0' at the start of the IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe. I went to components folder and deleted the IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.apm and IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.files folder. I've just rerun Apup and seem to be past the Run Time Error '0' problem for now. If it errors at the start of another download, I'll do the deletion thing and see if I can get to the end.

Thanks for all your hard work AP team.

Moeman

Addtionally the Office update scripts are having the same issue. I'm currenlty looking at it which I'm hopefull to have resolved soon.

[Renato]

So the errors are occurring with the downloads of our server... Corrupt downloads. I hope our future implementations may fix that problem (all the apm files being downloaded in one compressed file).

[M2Ys4U]

 Renato, on Nov 23 2007, 11:35 AM, said:

So the errors are occurring with the downloads of our server... Corrupt downloads. I hope our future implementations may fix that problem (all the apm files being downloaded in one compressed file).

I think it might be more efficient (for caching purposes etc) if the modules were downloaded separately, but utilise pipelining and stream compression rather that zipping it up server side and then unzipping it client side. The apm files are only text... there shouldn't be that much of a performance penalty for re-downloading apms that fail a hash check, surely?