Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7805 posts.
Am I meant to include EVERY file in EVERY version of my app every time I make a change? Yes, but w…
Hey Tony, The way to check what file is failing to patch is to go into your wyBuild project, click…
** Every start: My program checks that "TurboActivate.dll" exists. If the file does not exist then I…
We currently have batch files that check date stamps as "launchers" and I would like to get away fro…
Is there a command that downloads only? Not yet, sorry.
Post on Jun 15, 2012I'm not quite sure what you're asking. Can you describe what you want (give me an example)?
Yes, wyUpdate self-updates by design. You don't have to do anything special. If you want to host sel…
wyupdate doesn't give this error when you run it in C:\Program Files\YourApp, correct? It just gives…
Post on Jun 14, 2012Boy do I hate poorly designed virus scanners. I'll call up these morons and see what they can do abo…
For FTP on Windows use FileZilla server. This server has worked for us and a number of our customers…
Post on Jun 14, 2012What server have you tried, on what operating system, and what error did you get?
Post on Jun 14, 2012We recommend using HTTP for downloads (IIS, NGINX, and Apache) and SFTP for uploads. We don't recomm…
Your app should close after calling InstallNow(). You can use the CloseAppNow event to add your own …
...wyUpdate.exe updates itself so I won't have anything to do on my user's ends to make sure they ge…
Post on Jun 13, 2012I think'll I'll just give limited users access to Program Files/Application Folder which should achi…
Post on Jun 13, 2012Well, in wyUpdate 2.6.18 (out soon) we're adding the ability to dynamically check if the user has pe…
If you're trying to update 1 application that has mutliple exe then you only need to include 1 wyUpd…
It sounds like your server is misconfigured (See: EC2 FileZilla login OK but no write or delete acce…
Can a trial be extended before it expires? Yes. I reapplied the same extension and was told that…
Yes. this is intended behavior. Activating (or deactivating) doesn't nullify the trial.