9 replies to this topic

[milosmrda]

I have thisproblem onevery singlefile todownload.always appears to methatthe "prjUpdater.mdlDownloader.processDownloadQueueOverflowat line173"I pressokfor about tentimes and thedownload continues, butas I saiditagainand over again.I'd appreciate asolution.Thank you.

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[ViroMan]

huh... it failed trying to get a current downloads size? That is really strange since it has been downloading for a while now and then it decided to fail. Does it always fail on the same file?

[milosmrda]

no.not thatitis broken onlyon this file,stopsupon anyofthe downloadingfilesfrom the beginning.

[milosmrda]

I'll try tofind a solution,that is nottheanti-virus orfirewall, ormaybe someother programthat blocksthe process of ourapup.I will inform youif I find something

[_def_x_]

Make sure you're running APUP from a local drive with enough space, check fewer scripts per run, maybe one or two, see how it goes.

If you're starting fresh it's a good idea to select fewer scripts per run, when you're updating and there's fewer new files to get you can add more scripts, there's no set rule, it depends when APUP decides to puke, on some machines it's less data before puking, other systems, you may get 3+GBs before throwing up.

[milosmrda]

thanks for your support. are more than three years that I upgrade my PC and not through apup has ever given me problems, sometimes it happened that did not finish the download, server problem, but after a few days was all right. take your advice then I will tell you how it went. thanks again

[milosmrda]

great. following your advice now works like a dream haha. I put too many scripts at a time and I created problems alone. anyway thank you very much and keep up that you are the best.

[_def_x_]

Good to hear milosmrda

You may still have an issue from time to time when updating, a release may need fixin', you may get the failed verification error, don't panic... it may be a bit more difficult to locate but there's hope - try this if you have any errors;

Start up AutoPatcher, click About, click Release Info - you want the Package (all releases) to be Official & True. If you get Unofficial / Unsupported Release - the release with the Red 'Title' & False is the release you need help with.

Read the threads on creating and posting log files Here & Here .

The quick message is to run APUP with logging on the script that is failing and post that log file in the appropriate forum, XP issues in the XP forum, 7 issues in the 7 forum etc. You can run the hit_this...cmd file in your apup folder, it will start APUP with logging, uncheck all the scripts except the one that is failing, run APUP to try and complete the download. The log file is in the \apup folder (apup.log), it's a simple text file (open it in any text editor), simply post it unedited in the given forum using Spoiler code, the release manager wil see the post, look at the log to see what's goin' on.

When the issue appears to be fixed, you'll run APUP once again on the bad script and hopefully it will Finish without error - I said hopefully

[ViroMan]

ok... well since it is the total size of the download that caused it I looked around and indeed the code is flawed in that nature. It uses an integer that only supports up to 2,147,483,647(2.1gb). If they had used an unsigned integer it could hold 4,294,967,295(4.3 gb). Apup2 uses unsigned because I was sure that we would never have negative numbers when downloading.

Edited by ViroMan, 22 May 2012 - 09:11 PM.

[mjksr51]

Thanks for the help! I picked fewer downloads and it stopped giving me the Overflow problem!!!!