Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7872 posts.
Probably whatever “magic” your HTTP post library is using is mangling things. Form the strings …
TFS 4.4.4.0 (latest i guess) Actually check. We don't track down bugs in old versions. It's not a g…
Post on Feb 18, 2022What version of TFS? What OS? What version, etc., etc., etc.
We can't reproduce this. Tried on up-to-date Firefox and up-to-date MS Edge (a.k.a. Google Chrome). …
Covered in the FAQ. A hypervisor *is* a virtual machine. That's how it works. It's a ring-0 virtual …
Answer on Feb 8, 2022If you're using the latest TA, and it's says you're in a VM, then you're in a VM. We err on the side…
Or the activation response is invalid. Try again from the beginning: 1. check and save pkey 2. Gen…
Post on Feb 17, 2022Just pass that string in as a literal, rather than converting back and forth between a few different…
Answer on Feb 17, 2022The question is: why can the activation response file can be used more than once? Because the it's …
Post on Feb 17, 2022I'm picking up this thread again as I'm troubleshooting issues related to offline activation. I've…
It's whichever Windows update includes the latest “Let's Encrypt” CaCerts. You'll have to google…
Answer on Feb 14, 2022Apply all updates, including CA cert updates, then enable automatic updates on the computer. https:…
Updating TurboActivate is covered in our FAQ.
Post on Feb 3, 2022Correct. See the constructor for the TurboActivate object in C#: /// <summary>Creates a Turbo…
Post on Feb 3, 2022On MacOs 11.x or later, is the libTurboActivate.dylib already signed by you? No.
there's definitely a version of curl in there without runtime linking yeah? Yes.
Answer on Feb 14, 2022Extract the entire static library folder and don’t move or swap out any dependencies. All of them …
My guess if you’re using outdated TA and/or outdated integration files. https://wyday.com/limelm/…
Same answer as before. Showing scams for what they are is currently a lower priority than developin…
Easiest way (as described in the docs): put the DLL in the same directory as the running executable.…