Automatic download location

I tried posting this question in another thread, but I'll try to reformulate the question here in the hope of getting an answer.

I have two test computers that are on two different LANs, let's call them TestPC1 and TestPC2. Initially, i created a setup kit with a client.wyc and an update built with wyBuild posted on http://LAN1server/downloads. The LAN1server is on the same LAN as TestPC1 and is inaccessible to TestPC2. I successfully tested the setup kit and the AutomaticUpdater on TestPC1.

My next step was to post the update on a server on the internet (let's call it http://InternetServer/downloads) which both TestPC1 and TestPC2 could reach. However, I must have forgot to update one or several of the files generated from wyBuild because on TestPC2 i get the error message: "Error trying to save file. Error downloading http://LAN1server/download/software.0.9.to.1.0.wyu" Cannot connect to the external server. ".

Note that the location in the error message is pointing to LAN1server and not InternetServer, which I had expected. So I rebuilt all files with wyBuild making sure everything is pointing to InternetServer, reinstalled on TestPC1 and verified that the Automatic Updater downloads the file correctly. I even shut down LAN1server to make sure that TestPC1 downloaded the update from InternetServer and nto LAN1server. Everything works fine on TestPC1. However, on TestPC2 I still get the same error message, including the LAN1server location.

I assume that the automatic updater somehow keeps track of where it is in the process and stores related information somewhere. Would this be correct and how can I reset it so it starts from the beginning again, i.e. checking from new updates and not downloading update?

Note that I use the AutomaticUpdatedBackend instaed of the plugin, because I want to create my own user interface.

First make sure the download sites are actually correct in the client.wyc file. Double click the file and look at the download sites. If they're not correct, then fix that first.

Next, cancel the update in the AutomaticUpdater. Then recheck for updates using the clear cache option.