Autopatcher v6.2

[parkd1]

Ok here is the new file.

autopatcher.log

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[TheAPGuy]

"tying to set defaults since INI was not found."

ok that one says you had deleted the ini file so you probably didn't get the error right?

[parkd1]

Right but when I check it the error comes back. Deleting the config file ini clears the check mark.

[parkd1]

This might help you.

autopatcher.log

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[TheAPGuy]

hmm... your log indicates your still having issues with it trying to go directly to update screen instead of choices. You didn't select update did you?
also... your log shows that its missing "trying to Save the INI settings." in the log.

When ap generates your ini file. Does it somewhat look like this?

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[Proxy]

UseProxy=0

Address=

Port=8080

UseAuthentication=0

[General]

RememberSelections=0

RememberURL=http://www.autopatcher.net/releases/releases.list

ShowHidden=False

[Form]

FormWidth=10860

FormHeight=10290

[parkd1]

hmm... your log indicates your still having issues with it trying to go directly to update screen instead of choices. You didn't select update did you?
also... your log shows that its missing "trying to Save the INI settings." in the log.

When ap generates your ini file. Does it somewhat look like this?

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[Proxy]

UseProxy=0

Address=

Port=8080

UseAuthentication=0

[General]

RememberSelections=0

RememberURL=http://www.autopatcher.net/releases/releases.list

ShowHidden=False

[Form]

FormWidth=10860

FormHeight=10290

Yes it looks like this but RememberSelections is 1 on mine. That is were the problem is.

[TheAPGuy]

hmm.
k... try this.

• Delete the ini first
• Run the program
• Close it at selection screen
• Save/rename the log
• Run program again
• Post the two different logs

run both times with debug.

[parkd1]

Ok that fixed it. Not getting runtime error anymore.

[TheAPGuy]

well that just damn silly. It was a simple true/false to 1/0 conversion. Fucking... I guess VB does not like statements where it is expecting a Boolean and gets a 1 or a 0 integer value. All other languages as far as I know... accept an integer as long as its 0 or 1. Still doesn't explain why it works on mine and other but, not yours. What ever. How does your log look. Does it still say "***Downloading/Processing Release List***" even when you don't go to the update screen?

[parkd1]

No it does not.