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Old msobshel.htm problem with 1.7.2 and beta


HachiRoku

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In attached ZIP's there are SVCPACK.INF and HFSLIP.CMD from another files set, not the same with my first post, but the situation is identical - bug presents only in distributive made by 1.7.2.

I compared files in pares, here is differences:

SVCPACK.INF

1.7.0										  1.7.2
.......................................................................
kb941569.cat
KB942615-IE7.CAT KB942615-IE7.CAT
KB942763.CAT
.......................................................................

There are the same set of KB's and the same source in HFslip folders for both processing - by 1.7.0 and by 1.7.2

HFSLIP.CMD

1.7.0											 1.7.2
........................................................................
IF EXIST %SYSTEMROOT%\HFSLIP.TMP GOTO :PART2
ECHO/>%SYSTEMROOT%\HFSLIP.TMP
.........................................................................
GOTO :EOF
:PART2
..........................................................................
rundll32.exe advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection rundll32.exe advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection
%SYSTEMROOT%\HFSLIP\HFSLPGUI.INF,HFSLIPGUI %SYSTEMROOT%\HFSLIP\HFSLPGUI.INF,HFSLIPGUI_Run
..........................................................................

Strings for MSHTML.DLL are identical in both HFSLIP.CMD :blink:

I have no time for code analyzis now, but these differences don't seems so critical, IMHO, bug is elsewhere...

PS: One question - why HFSLIP.CMD repeats twice in the end of SVCPACK.INF?

1.7.0.zip

1.7.2.zip

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Version 1.7.3 is out.

It's normal for HFSLIP 1.7.1 and earlier versions to have two references to HFSLIP.CMD because HFSLIP.CMD is always separated into two sections.

But with HFSLIP 1.7.2 and newer that should only happen if there are executables to be installed:

1) call HFSLIP.CMD (part 1)

2) run executables

3) call HFSLIP.CMD (part 2)

If there are no executables to be installed, it should be this:

1) call HFSLIP.CMD

HFSLIP 1.7.2 correctly noticed that there are no executables in your situations and therefore didn't create two sections in HFSLIP.CMD. But SVCPACK.INF still calls HFSLIP.CMD twice.

What's happening for you:

1) 8 IE6 files are deleted (normal)

2) 8 IE7 files are renamed (normal)

------

3) those 8 files are deleted again, but this time no replacement exists (not normal)

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Version 1.7.3 is out.

It's normal for HFSLIP 1.7.1 and earlier versions to have two references to HFSLIP.CMD because HFSLIP.CMD is always separated into two sections.

But with HFSLIP 1.7.2 and newer that should only happen if there are executables to be installed:

1) call HFSLIP.CMD (part 1)

2) run executables

3) call HFSLIP.CMD (part 2)

If there are no executables to be installed, it should be this:

1) call HFSLIP.CMD

HFSLIP 1.7.2 correctly noticed that there are no executables in your situations and therefore didn't create two sections in HFSLIP.CMD. But SVCPACK.INF still calls HFSLIP.CMD twice.

What's happening for you:

1) 8 IE6 files are deleted (normal)

2) 8 IE7 files are renamed (normal)

------

3) those 8 files are deleted again, but this time no replacement exists (not normal)

:thumbup

Like I said before, Tomcat76, you tha man!!!

Gonna try 1.7.3 version right now!

:hello:

Thanks

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I forgot to mention that you don't actually have to rerun with 1.7.3; simply delete the second reference to HFSLIP.CMD from SVCPACK.INF in a SOURCESS folder made with HFSLIP 1.7.2 if you want to test first.

:blushing:

I've already deleted previous SOURCESS folder, so I couldn't test that way.

But I did tested with 1.7.3, and it works flawlessly!

Now I'm running my machines with the new version.

Thanks, really, for this great tool :thumbup

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