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TCC/TCMD 11 Build 38 does no longer work ...

Discussion in 'Support' started by Lippolt, Jan 31, 2010.

  1. Lippolt

    Lippolt

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    During startup I get the following message:

    The beta version of IP*Works! SSH V8 used by this application has expired.
    Please visit www.nsoftware.com for an updated version.
    This version of the component will no longer function.

    It looks like we need a new build ...

    Best regards from Hannover in Germany,

    Peter
     
    #1 Lippolt, Jan 31, 2010
  2. charmead

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    Not just build 38, I was still on 35, and it fails also with the same message.

     
    #2 charmead, Jan 31, 2010
  3. dcantor

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    I started getting this very same error message starting about 6pm (ET) today. Now matter how or where I attempt to start TCC, this happens.
     
    #3 dcantor, Jan 31, 2010
  4. bravotango

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    Likewise here. Thought I must have done something really bad by messing with the tcmd11.ini file and also reinstalling tcmd8 to review my settings on that version.

    So I think it's time to simply reinstall TCMD11 and when I try that I get this stupid error:
    "The feature you are tryng to use is on CD-ROM or other removable disk that is not available. Insert the 'Take Comand 11.0' disk and click OK" (it's looking for a specific installation package type .msi). This is happening on Windows 7. Same error comes up if I try to uninstall.

    Turns out the needed culprit is in:
    C:\Users\BT\AppData\Roaming\JP Software\Take Command 11.\install\B9244FB\tcmd.msi
    So I try to reinstall again and point to this location and I get another stupid error:
    "The file 'C:\Users......' is not a valid installation package for the produce Take Command 11. Try to find the installation package 'tcmd.msi' in a folder from which you can install"

    This folder\file is temporary so I leave the bad install nightmare hanging while I copy the entire Take Command 11.0 install folder over to my other disk. Even using this tcmd.msi I cannot reinstall or uninstall as I get all these dumb errors saying this file is not a valid package.

    Do I give up now and just delete everything manually or what?
     
    #4 bravotango, Jan 31, 2010
  5. Joe Caverly

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    Hi,
    Change your system date back to 01-30-2010, start TCC11, then change the system date back to today.

    Only workaround that I can find for now, until Rex comes up with a fix.

    Joe
     
    #5 Joe Caverly, Jan 31, 2010
  6. myarmor

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    This is rather bad for a commercial product at least.. Hopefully they'll release a new version FAST as Take Command is useless without it.

    Take Command crashes with "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000142). Click OK to close the application."
     
    #6 myarmor, Jan 31, 2010
  7. Charles Dye

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    Or use TCC/LE for the time being. It doesn't rely on IPWorks.
     
    #7 Charles Dye, Jan 31, 2010
  8. dsackinger

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    Yes... I started receiving this error today as well.
     
    #8 dsackinger, Jan 31, 2010
  9. rconn

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    I've uploaded build 39 which fixes the prblem (a misbehaving third-party dll).
     
    #9 rconn, Jan 31, 2010
  10. Roedy

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    Me too. Help! I am dead in the water. Almost everything I do has a BTM script in there somewhere.
     
    #10 Roedy, Jan 31, 2010
  11. dsackinger

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    Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm back up and running! Fantastic turn around!

    DanS.
     
    #11 dsackinger, Feb 1, 2010
  12. Lippolt

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    Hello Rex,

    thanks for the fast repair. Everything is fine again - work can continue. Having no access to TCC shows how much we rely on your great command line tool.

    Peter - Hannover, Germany
     
    #12 Lippolt, Feb 1, 2010
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