Could this have to do with the very high latency (1.3 seconds to ping
squeezenetwork.com) inherent to my satellite internet connection?
This might indeed be the reason for this issue.
SqueezeNetwork does work over this connection. It just takes a very,
very long time before stuff starts to
Michael: the SC windows installer doesn't seem to honor the
/SUPPRESSMSGBOXES cmd line arg in the case of the Can't talk to SN
over port 3483 message. Even with calling the installer exe with
/SUPPRESSMSGBOXES, this message box pops up and halts the installer,
making unattended installs
Michael: the SC windows installer doesn't seem to honor the
/SUPPRESSMSGBOXES cmd line arg in the case of the Can't talk to SN
over port 3483 message. Even with calling the installer exe with
/SUPPRESSMSGBOXES, this message box pops up and halts the installer,
making unattended installs
mherger;340727 Wrote:
If you fixed your setup, then there wouldn't be any error message ;-).
Could this have to do with the very high latency (1.3 seconds to ping
squeezenetwork.com) inherent to my satellite internet connection?
SqueezeNetwork does work over this connection. It just takes a
gharris999;337559 Wrote:
Is there a cmd line arg that can be used with the nightly exe files to
allow unattended (no prompts) update over an existing SC?
Download and expand the zip file instead of using the Windows
installer. Make sure you stop the server first, or else Windows may
not
Is there a cmd line arg that can be used with the nightly exe files to
allow unattended (no prompts) update over an existing SC?
If Jim's .zip trick isn't for you, here's a list of command line parameters:
http://unattended.sourceforge.net/InnoSetup_Switches_ExitCodes.html
For more information
Thanks to you both.
As a general question, how wise do you think it is to attempt to add a
download latest nightly and update SC functionality to a plugin? I'm
playing around with adding this to SrvrPowerCtrl as a feature, though
one that won't be enabled by default.
On my linux system, and
gharris999;337819 Wrote:
As a general question, how wise do you think it is to attempt to add a
download latest nightly and update SC functionality to a plugin?
Sounds like it could be very handy.
But how likely is it to work well in windows with no user intervention?
That's a good
On the linux side, simply calling a shell script via system() that kills
the SC service, performs the update and then restarts the service seems
to work just fine.
I haven't started with my windows experiments yet, I've been thinking
along these lines:
I won't know if SC is running as an app
