[TCMD v33.0.8]: Datamystic Prompt after executed TPIPE

[Alpengreis]

Hello.

After I executed a script with TPIPE I receive EACH time a Datamystic Prompt:

What should I do?

EDIT: I receive that Prompt AS RESTRICTED USER only, not as elevated user.

 

[Alpengreis]

Ok, could solve it:

I entered data from elevated user related to the reg key [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\DataMystic\TextPipe Engine]. After, all was good and TPIPE is registerer for restricted user too now.

PS: Export that key from elevated to restricted user had NOT worked. I HAD to enter the related data.

 

[vefatica]

I don't think we're supposed to see the TextPipe GUI. How did you get to it?

 

[Alpengreis]

It was a "normal" TPIPE command within restricted user script.

Was the following command:

tpipe /input=".pylintrc_cmd" /replace=0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"extension-pkg-allow-list=","extension-pkg-allow-list=pygame" /output=".pylintrc_cmd"

In a test even a clean TPIPE command in restricted user account showed that prompt.

Note also, that I had deinstalled the v32 first, so maybe that deleted a registry key for restricted user?!

The thing is: I NEVER received that prompt as elevated user (I assume the install added the needed registry key(s) there - I received really as restricted user only (assume, there the TPIPE registratsion was not sucessfully!

After I entered the data from elevated user (in the registry key I found all the necessary data for it (will not make it public here for security reasons)), it said: "TPIPE is now registered" or something like that.

PS And, yes, Vince, we should not see that! It was the first time I saw that prompt (installed many different versions of TCMD with deleting the old version first over the years) ... that is probably a new "installer effect" ...

 

[Alpengreis]

COULD also has to do with the following file in my restricted user account:

"c:\Users\ag-usr\AppData\Local\DataMystic\TextPipeEngine\application.data"

THIS file had changed after I entered the registration data!

 

[vefatica]

I wonder whether that reg key belongs in HKLM?

Here, vefatica (an admin and installer of v33) has that file. It hasn't been modified in four years but it contains the same invoice number as the reg key.

 

[Alpengreis]

Ok! Ahh, I was wrong with "this file had changed". After deinstalling v32 I deleted the local data too including that file. Then it was missing first ... so, THAT was the reason for the prompt probably. However, that file should be generated for a restricted user account also automatically (after first use of TCC/TCMD/TPIPE).