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 Build 040 and packet 1 scanning
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| arioch |
Posted on December 05 2009 07:59:59
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While running build 040 and using packet 1 scanning I encountered this run-time error again; run-time error '-2147417848 (80010108)' The object invoked has disconnected from its clients. |
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| arioch |
Posted on December 05 2009 11:19:54
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This runtime error leaves a locked up process in the background that hogs cpu time. So it seems it is one and the same problem that I experienced before. |
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| John |
Posted on December 05 2009 11:35:43
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Hmm, not sure on that error...I will need to research it. Sounds like a forceful disconnect from Yahoo though from the description you gave. |
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| arioch |
Posted on December 05 2009 17:08:14
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Perhaps. It only occurs when running Packet 1. No problems with Packet 2. |
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| John |
Posted on December 05 2009 19:58:02
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I wonder if they are trying to patch it or something. I will look into it and if its not resolved by the public release...I will just put documentation about using packet2 instead. Does it do it after a certain amount of time of starting a continuous scan? Does it work on a manual scan? |
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| arioch |
Posted on December 06 2009 07:02:29
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It does not do it on manual scan. I also find that it does not detect if my test id is online when running packet 1 manual scan. For continuous scan it runs through 3 to 4 cycles, then it just breaks down with that run-time error. I can tell you that the 3.5 works with continuous packet 1 scanning. So either it is a change in the code that is behind it. Or using packet 1 at 2 minute intervals cause yahoo servers to fight back. |
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| John |
Posted on December 06 2009 07:19:16
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Interesting...I will look at the code again since it works with 3.5. |
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| arioch |
Posted on December 06 2009 15:34:40
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When I said it was working in 3.5 vs 4.0.040 it was that it did not give a run-time error. Both versions still have a problem with packet 1 scanning though; they dont see ids that are online. |
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| John |
Posted on December 06 2009 18:19:34
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Super Admin Posts: 250 Joined: Mar 03, 09 Windows: 7 ISP: Cox |
That is the odd thing...it detects me as online when I am invisible and off when I am offline. Are you invisible when you scan or actually available? I know some previous packets in older versions of YInformer acted that way. |
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| arioch |
Posted on December 07 2009 12:19:25
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One id is invisible, one id is visible in my test run. Both are detected as being "offline" with packet 1. |
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