Mike,
There is a FreeCol.exe in the dist/win/freecol and an uninstaller/ as well,
but as far as I can tell, clicking either results in nothing happening. You
can also "run as an administrator" and that does nothing as well.
The file itself is 394 KB (403,456 bytes). The uninstaller.exe is 392 KB
On Thu, 29 Jan 2015 12:40:18 -0600
Caleb Williams wrote:
> It fails when trying to build "executeIzpack" as shown in the log sent at
> appx:
Not quite. The -Dprint... thing worked and it did not fail trying to run
pdflatex as shown in that old log.
> For clarity and convenience, I reran ant dis
It fails when trying to build "executeIzpack" as shown in the log sent at
appx:
Minneapolis (U.S.A. - Minnesota) Midnight between Tuesday, January
27, 2015 and Wednesday, January 28, 2015 CST UTC-6 hours
UTC (Time Zone) Wednesday, January 28, 2015 at
6:00:00 AM
On Wed, 28 Jan 2015 16:02:51 -0600
Caleb Williams wrote:
> I just ran "ant dist -Dprint.manual.is.up.to.date=true" on the most recent
> git [d48491] without making any code changes and still received the error
> with executeIzpack.
Is it still complaining at the point where the manual is generate
I just ran "ant dist -Dprint.manual.is.up.to.date=true" on the most recent
git [d48491] without making any code changes and still received the error
with executeIzpack.
On the other hand, Multiplayer on a single Windows system seems to work
just fine for me. I only seem to be getting one .log and
I just built git [782fca] and it worked fine, but when I ran it with ant
dist -Dprint.manual.is.up.to.date=
true, I got the following error: Build failed due to something with izpack.
Just in case I somehow messed something up in the code beyond what's was in
the .diff file, I'll do a clean pull
On Fri, 23 Jan 2015 21:23:47 -0600
Caleb Williams wrote:
> I know that I had no luck trying the patch you provided, but that still may
> have been a build issue unrelated to the actual installer. I never got the
> installer ,exe file to run.
I think the patch is pretty harmless, so I have committ
I know that I had no luck trying the patch you provided, but that still may
have been a build issue unrelated to the actual installer. I never got the
installer ,exe file to run.
I've never tried multi-player. Do you have to actually play against
someone? Is there a way to arrange a time to test i
We recently received a patch set from Ben B., fixing a bunch of problems
with multiplayer mode, which has clearly been neglected. These have been
hacked a bit and recently committed, such that multiplayer now works again
for me. However it would be good if people not using linux could test
trunk
