Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7794 posts.
Honestly, the example VBA is the best example. As far as using the ribbon, theres no need to TurboAc…
The "System.BadImageFormatException" is you using the wrong TurboActivate.dll for the process. For e…
We talked on the phone. For anyone else: don't do this. Don't depend on internal details of TurboAct…
Its not user agent that TFS cares about. Its other headers. It doesnt increase security. It decre…
Post on May 28, 2020We wont be doing that. Changing user agents is a non-starter. Right now we fake being Internet Explo…
Post on May 28, 2020To filter out bad/dumb clients early on.
Post on May 27, 2020Middleboxes, routers, or the server itself stripping off unknown headers that the TurboFloat library…
Post on May 27, 2020We might change the way the TF library constructs URLs. This is very low priority. Also, there are…
Post on May 27, 2020OK. So don't use IIS. Or fix the configuration. Either one. Or, like I've said half a dozen times …
Post on May 27, 2020Don't host at "https://server.domain.com/tfs/" Do host at "https://server.domain.com" Fix your I…
Post on May 27, 2020Don't put the TFS under a subdirectory. Use domains / subdomains only.
Post on May 27, 2020The request from the TF library is correct. Fix your IIS configuration or use Apache or NGINX.
Post on May 27, 2020This isn't a matter of opinion. The request is correct. Fix your IIS configuration. Or use Apache or…
Post on May 27, 2020Enable notification level logging on the TFS, restart it, then try again. See if the communication r…
Post on May 27, 2020Likely an IIS configuration error. We have no experience using IIS. We'd recommend either Apache or …
>> It would be nice if you can share how do you solve the availability issue with Hosted TFS …
Post on May 26, 202099.9% uptime is entirely manageable for a single machine. Upgrading a TFS instance takes less than a…
Post on May 26, 2020Ok, then only use 1 TFS instance. Or wait for our hosted TFS instances (no hard date, ASAP).
Post on May 26, 2020"High Availability" is a "squishy" term that has no set definition (like a lot of terms in computer …
This Linux-only bug will be fixed in an upcoming bug release.