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- StarChild - 2009-10-21 14:16

DJ_Elo Wrote:heya,is it just me or does it not update to the latest builds anymore??
Havent been able to update since 29 days ago Tongue
just checking if something is broken.
im using http://danielpatton.com/user-accounts/XBMC-updates/ as my update url and when i go there the latest build is :23858 but in the update tab it sais my build of 22943 is the latest oO

thx
FIXED:
recopied the update url in and retried and it worked...weird Tongue
Does your XBMC says r23858 now? Or does it say r23851?
//StarChild


- StarChild - 2009-10-24 18:39

@kricker:
I tested with a clean install from the executable gl version. It's the same problem there, if install r23973 XBMC reports r23944, and if install r23944 XBMC reports r23912 and so on.

//Cheers StarChild


- kay.one - 2009-10-24 19:16

StarChild Wrote:@kricker:
I tested with a clean install from the executable gl version. It's the same problem there, if install r23973 XBMC reports r23944, and if install r23944 XBMC reports r23912 and so on.

//Cheers StarChild

XBMCUpdate has to effect on the version number that is reported inside of XBMC. the only version that it has control over is the version that is displayed in XBMCUpdate itself and it comes from update.xml and that version is extracted from the zip file that is downloaded from the server.

so if for any reason the version reported by XBMC isn't the same as you see in XBMCUpdate it could either be that version of the xbmc that was last downloaded didn't match it's file name or for some reason xbmcupdate is unable to update update.xml and that's why its showing an outdated version.


- StarChild - 2009-10-24 23:22

@kay.one: Exactly my point. In that last test I didn't even use the updater, just compared the filename with what XBMC reported in the gui, so it can't be the updater.

EDIT: As this is not a problem with the updater I'll post this in 'Third-party SVN builds' thread instead.

//Regards StarChild


- kricker - 2009-10-25 03:28

StarChild Wrote:@kay.one: Exactly my point. In that last test I didn't even use the updater, just compared the filename with what XBMC reported in the gui, so it can't be the updater.

EDIT: As this is not a problem with the updater I'll post this in 'Third-party SVN builds' thread instead.

//Regards StarChild
Yeah, I haven't had time to look into it yet. But it's merely a reporting error.


- kricker - 2009-11-05 02:11

News regarding SVN builds.
http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=431008&postcount=1145


- uncertainty - 2009-11-05 18:08

Is it possible to use auto update for the new alpha just released?

If not, how do I go about installing the alpha and not lose my database or settings?

thanks


- kricker - 2009-11-05 18:19

Just download the .exe installer from the official page and run it. You shouldn't lose anything. Although, it is always a good idea to backup your userdata folder before you install an alpha/beta/svn release.


- uncertainty - 2009-11-06 20:43

kricker Wrote:Just download the .exe installer from the official page and run it. You shouldn't lose anything. Although, it is always a good idea to backup your userdata folder before you install an alpha/beta/svn release.

Thx for the info..BTW after alpha I take it the dx subdirectory will stop now that it is included in the main strain?


- kricker - 2009-11-06 21:17

That would be correct.