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[Whatacrock]

Hey Cristiano, Started a new fresh autopatcher directory on my machine and downloaded the new apup 1.31.
Downloaded the XP enu plus java and direct x. When I finished ran autopatcher and noticed that the direct x selection now reads as March 2009 instead of Feb 2010. Is this an error in naming ? The file was 103 Mb in downloading.
I have a log file.

Cheers
Bruce

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Edited by Whatacrock, 10 March 2010 - 07:14 AM.

[_def_x_]

Indeed, the wrong DirectX script is being used:

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Item=Update DirectX - March 2009

DetectFile=autopatcher:\modules\Components\directx_files\directx_aug2009_redist.exe
DetectHash=3F615F38FDC5EE3A8F142DC6F7594657
DownloadFrom=http://download.microsoft.com/download/B/7/9/B79FC9D7-47B8-48B7-A75E-101DEBEB5AB4/directx_aug2009_redist.exe
DownloadTo=autopatcher:\modules\Components\directx_files\directx_aug2009_redist.exe
ExpectedSize=108279664
ExpectedHash=3F615F38FDC5EE3A8F142DC6F7594657

When I was with the team I had recommended moving the old scripts to a backup folder in the same directory to prevent this
kind of confusion - DirectX\backup, or at least add the date to the script -> autopatcher_directx_feb2010.script

The reason this makes me mad is I just ran APUP on my Addons release and this stupid blunder deleted Feb2010, and began to
download Mar2009. I'm on freakin' dialup and now I have to download another 100+ megs because of this unnecessary mistake,
the date in APUP wont make you aware of the mixup. I only ran APUP to get v1.3 added to my Addons release - jeez feakin' louise!

[Cristiano]

damm... i've edited the right file, but have uploaded the wrong one

that will be fixed asap

mike, sorry for the issue

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[Cristiano]

done. the right script is at our server, but i had to re-do the module, the 104MB from the update and hide it from our corporate firewall. i don't have the rti tool in here, so probably this module will be unofficial until tonight

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[_def_x_]

To try and lend a hand I took the liberty to update the DirectX script, I downloaded the executable from a friends home, everything
is here, and needed -> updated script, .rti (signed Cristiano Portela), and an updated .apm (added Feb2010 to the Title).

Your choice

[Cristiano]

done. uploaded.

thanks

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[_def_x_]

Checked the script and all is good at my end, but APUP (1.3.0.1) did do something strange...

I made sure Updater, Engine, and DirectX were checked - clicked Next - and immediately APUP disappeared, didn't minimize,
closed - no Finish tab, no errors visibly or in the log. There wasn't anything to download I was only checking the script.

I ran APUP again with no problems - go figure

[Cristiano]

weird. well, today my day was lost. i've arrive at home and i'm without my dsl... and i have to match the local updates to be able to sign... oh well...

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[_def_x_]

Update:

I looked at my DirectX folder (the one where the latest had been deleted) and I noticed an old .md5 from a past DirectX
left behind -> md5_checksum_for_DirectX_Aug_2009_Redistr.md5, and that there was no .md5 for Feb2010, I also
forgot to add one so, I updated the script and provided an .md5 for Feb2010.

This is what I did, use the updated script and new .md5 (or not)

Info:

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###Changes:

(+) Delete command for old .md5

(+) .md5 detect / download routine in script to match that of the Extras, Java, and .DotNet packages

(-) specific reference to DirectX release (_Feb_2010) in .md5 - now -> md5_checksum_for_DirectX_Addon_Pack.md5

(~) the .md5 scans only the \modules\ directory - 3 files for the DirectX release. The reason is - with apup.exe and autopatcher.exe
being updated, the files would continually get flagged as bad creating concern and new threads wondering if there was a problem.

###Script Code:

#################################################################################
#Begin Deletes
#################################################################################
PreAction.FileDelete=autopatcher:\md5_checksum_for_DirectX_Aug_2009_Redistr.md5


#################################################################################
#RTI File
#################################################################################
Item=md5_checksum_for_DirectX_Addon_Pack.7z

DetectFile=autopatcher:\md5_checksum_for_DirectX_Addon_Pack.md5
DetectHash=FB2FBB92E507D7C7E927B309C3FF0D52
DownloadFrom=http://www.autopatcher.com/releases/directx/md5_checksum_for_DirectX_Addon_Pack.7z
DownloadTo=autopatcher:\temp_bin\md5_checksum_for_DirectX_Addon_Pack.7z
ExpectedSize=340
ExpectedHash=16C67063713A585ECA7C8B964C0E0BD6
ActionAfterDownload.Unzip=autopatcher:\temp_bin\md5_checksum_for_DirectX_Addon_Pack.7z :: autopatcher:\

If everything seems OK, update the script and add the md5.7z to -> /releases/directx/ with the directx.rti file.

BTW, I provided the same .apm and .rti as before in the directx_files_updated.7z (this time in a folder), the updated
script and new md5.7z are all that need to be uploaded.

[Cristiano]

done. thanks

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