Talk:Autostart - Revision history

Ammler: /* Update Tag */

2009-09-09T23:43:07Z

‎Update Tag

2009-09-09T12:49:19Z

‎Update Tag: new section

2008-07-23T14:58:16Z

max osx 10.5 nightly issue

2008-07-23T08:52:18Z

fixed mac os x issue

2008-07-21T15:34:04Z

2008-07-02T22:46:47Z

2008-07-02T22:45:54Z

2008-07-02T21:43:41Z

done.

2008-06-26T16:49:28Z

New page: Todos: * check for 404 at pw url (grep -c "404 Not Found" = 0) * using built in bundle creator

New page

Todos:

* check for 404 at pw url (grep -c "404 Not Found" = 0)
* using built in bundle creator

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	changelog only shows r240, while the directory reports r736		changelog only shows r240, while the directory reports r736
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		+	: worst!
		+	: Sorry ;-) --[[User:Ammler\|Ammler]] 23:43, 9 September 2009 (UTC)

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	===Running with Cygwin===		===Running with Cygwin===
	If you're running Autostart with cygwin, and it fails to check the revision from the server, make sure to check if curl is correctly installed. You can try running curl from the command line. If you get something along the lines of "curl: try 'curl --help' or 'curl --manual' for more information", it's installed ok. If you get nothing, execute 'echo $?" as the next line. If that gives '53' as output, you're missing some dlls. Check with cygcheck curl which dlls you're missing.		If you're running Autostart with cygwin, and it fails to check the revision from the server, make sure to check if curl is correctly installed. You can try running curl from the command line. If you get something along the lines of "curl: try 'curl --help' or 'curl --manual' for more information", it's installed ok. If you get nothing, execute 'echo $?" as the next line. If that gives '53' as output, you're missing some dlls. Check with cygcheck curl which dlls you're missing.
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		+	== Update Tag ==
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		+	changelog only shows r240, while the directory reports r736

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 * <s>using built in bundle creator</s>
 ===Running with Cygwin===
 If you're running Autostart with cygwin, and it fails to check the revision from the server, make sure to check if curl is correctly installed. You can try running curl from the command line. If you get something along the lines of "curl: try 'curl --help' or 'curl --manual' for more information", it's installed ok. If you get nothing, execute 'echo $?" as the next line. If that gives '53' as output, you're missing some dlls. Check with cygcheck curl which dlls you're missing.

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 Todos:
-* Mac OSX has not tar.bz2 nightlies, but .zip
+* <s>Mac OSX has not tar.bz2 nightlies, but .zip</s> fixed with r301 --[[User:Osai|Osai]] 08:52, 23 July 2008 (UTC)
 * <s>check for 404 at pw url (grep -c "404 Not Found" = 0)</s>
 * <s>using built in bundle creator</s>

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 Todos:
 * <s>check for 404 at pw url (grep -c "404 Not Found" = 0)</s>
-* using built in bundle creator
+* <s>using built in bundle creator</s>
 ===Running with Cygwin===
 If you're running Autostart with cygwin, and it fails to check the revision from the server, make sure to check if curl is correctly installed. You can try running curl from the command line. If you get something along the lines of "curl: try 'curl --help' or 'curl --manual' for more information", it's installed ok. If you get nothing, execute 'echo $?" as the next line. If that gives '53' as output, you're missing some dlls. Check with cygcheck curl which dlls you're missing.

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	* <s>check for 404 at pw url (grep -c "404 Not Found" = 0)</s>		* <s>check for 404 at pw url (grep -c "404 Not Found" = 0)</s>
	* using built in bundle creator		* using built in bundle creator
		+
		+	'''running with Cygwin'''
		+	If you're running Autostart with cygwin, and it fails to check the revision from the server, make sure to check if curl is correctly installed. You can try running curl from the command line. If you get something along the lines of "curl: try 'curl --help' or 'curl --manual' for more information", it's installed ok. If you get nothing, execute 'echo $?" as the next line. If that gives '53' as output, you're missing some dlls. Check with cygcheck curl which dlls you're missing.