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I attached .ini file.

ok, thanks for info. I'll test it again on my virtual machine.

added. @Mim0, I tried and yes system32 have both of them.

Msxml4.dll 4.30.2107.0

Msxml4r.dll 4.30.2100.0

but hfslipc said it's wrong as I described.it may be a bug of hfslipc.

hfslipfc.ini

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I attached .ini file.

ok, thanks for info. I'll test it again on my virtual machine.

added. @Mim0, I tried and yes system32 have both of them.

Msxml4.dll 4.30.2107.0

Msxml4r.dll 4.30.2100.0

but hfslipc said it's wrong as I described.it may be a bug of hfslipc.

You have created that INI before HFSLIPFC was splitted. You have to create new INI - it looks like that old configuration file messes up with options for Windows 2000.

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You have created that INI before HFSLIPFC was splitted. You have to create new INI - it looks like that old configuration file messes up with options for Windows 2000.

****. Yes, I changed the MSXML4-setting to MSXML to have one MXSML-setting also for Parseus W2K.

2010-05-01b
- Fixed: Accepting previous MSXML4-setting again (now mapped to MSXML)

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BTW, this link redirect to home page of freenet.. can you fix it?

http://freenet-homepage.de/MisterMoster/hfslip/hfslipfc-100501-100501b.zip

Thx for reporting this. The link was correct but the filename was wrong. It was my deployment-script which packages the files, makes automatic-update-check-files, creates change-logs, uploads all files... This script ingored the letter "b" which I use if two updates on the same day. I fixed this script and now the upload appears on the right name.
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...updates on the same day. I fixed this script and now the upload appears on the right name.

:hello: Hi Mim0,

:thumbup: Keep up the good work, I appreciate it very much,

and I am amazed that you and HFSLIP/FC team get the most

out of that CMD language that nowadays come closer to a

good shell scripting langage than it did 20 years ago! :lol:

I think there may be something to update, related to this last update, that is: content of version timestamp files, or the way they are used:

During update-check part,

there is a wrong update report:

<code>

Update-check...

http://people.freenet.de/MisterMoster/hfslip/hfslipfc-xp.ver

hfslipfc.ver downloaded

DEBUG: used version: 2010/05/01b

DEBUG: new version: 2010/05/01b

No new version available.

Update-check...

http://people.freenet.de/MisterMoster/hfslip/hfslipfc.ver

hfslipfc.ver downloaded

DEBUG: used version: 2010/05/01b

DEBUG: new version: 2010/05/01

A newer version of file-checker is available: 2010/05/01

Downloading...

Starting new version of file-checker...

------------------------------------------

File-Checker (v.2010/05/01) for HFSLIP

See following site for further details:

people.freenet.de/MisterMoster/hfslip.htm

------------------------------------------

</code>

But content of http://freenet-homepage.de/MisterMoster/hfslip/hfslipfc.ver is :

VERSION=2010/05/01

but not

VERSION=2010/05/01b

So that file hfslipfc.cmd is erroneously downloaded and restarted.

Do you get my point?

TIA,

-- Piko

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BTW, this link redirect to home page of freenet.. can you fix it?

http://freenet-homepage.de/MisterMoster/hfslip/hfslipfc-100501-100501b.zip

Thx for reporting this. The link was correct but the filename was wrong. It was my deployment-script which packages the files, makes automatic-update-check-files, creates change-logs, uploads all files... This script ingored the letter "b" which I use if two updates on the same day. I fixed this script and now the upload appears on the right name.

not at all @Mim0.. thanks for your effort. now I downloaded it and I unzip it. I delete my .ini file and re-created but it said the samething as I said before.

wrong (O): HF\msxml4-KB973685-enu.exe (XML Core Services 4.0 (MSXML4) SP3 Build

2107, it's for MSXML)

hfslipfc-100501-100501 was good but hfslipfc-100501-100501b said it again :)

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file-checker

2010-05-03
- Fixed: Minor update-check/download-problem

XP-update-list

2010-05-03
- Fixed: Problem with old MSXML4-setting was not completely solved before.

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I found something strange in the File Checker:

REM
ECHO.>>hfslipfc.ini
ECHO ------------------------------------------------->>hfslipfc.ini
ECHO ! File with update-lists. When using more than one>>hfslipfc.ini
ECHO ! list, separate them by semicolon.>>hfslipfc.ini
ECHO !>>hfslipfc.ini
ECHO ! Default (Windows 2000):>>hfslipfc.ini
ECHO ! %fileSet2k%>>hfslipfc.ini
ECHO !>>hfslipfc.ini
ECHO ! Default (Windows XP):>>hfslipfc.ini
ECHO ! %fileSetXp%>>hfslipfc.ini
ECHO ------------------------------------------------->>hfslipfc.ini
ECHO FILESET=>>hfslipfc.ini

Variables %fileSet2k% and %fileSetXp% exist only here, I can't find them anywhere else in script.

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file-checker

2010-05-03
- Fixed: Minor update-check/download-problem

XP-update-list

2010-05-03
- Fixed: Problem with old MSXML4-setting was not completely solved before.

thanks for fix..

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Mimo, new ver. required.

- New MRT 3.7 replaces 3.6

- KB978542 replaces KB973354 (OE6 update)

Yes, Sir, I know! :D

2010-05-11
- Added: KB978542 (MS10-030: Outlook Express, replaces KB951066 and KB973354)
- Removed: KB951066 (MS08-048: Outlook Express)
- Removed: KB973354 (part of MS09-037: Active Template Library (ATL))
- Added: Malicious Software Removal Tool 3.7
- Removed: Malicious Software Removal Tool 3.6

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