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- xexe - 2009-04-13 12:58

kay.one Wrote:alright dudes and girls! there was bug in 0.7.0 which would break self update. please download 0.7.2 manually! i promise its the last time!Big Grin

0.7.2 installed and tested. Flawless.

mapped it to my remote to make life easier.

An option to launch XBMC on update completion would save me a few buttin presses.

Excellent work. Really this app will save countless man hours.


- live2give - 2009-04-13 12:58

just tried the update tool, worked like a charm, good stuff, really easy to use


- abusharif - 2009-04-13 13:14

Tested it as well, tool seems to work as it should. No f--k ups either or overwritten files as far as i can see Smile

Well Done!

I have a habbit of copying a xbmc folder as backup just in case, maybe "snapshot" feature on update would be something to concider?

I know....not a biggie and I can do it on my own, but together with future scheduled updates maybe it could be neat feature Smile


edit: Not bothering posting it as feature on googlecode. Its just my personal mind rumblings, I can live without it ;-)


- xexe - 2009-04-13 13:35

A userdata snapshot/backup feature is a very good idea.

only issue is that userdata can get very big but thats probably all the more reason to backup


- americantabloid - 2009-04-13 16:53

Thanks K1, works perfectly when run as administrator on Vista x64.

Best regards
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- kay.one - 2009-04-13 19:08

xexe Wrote:A userdata snapshot/backup feature is a very good idea.

only issue is that userdata can get very big but thats probably all the more reason to backup

hmm, i wouldn't mind this!


- xexe - 2009-04-13 19:17

done with a windows rsync port and some cleverness it could actually be quite feasible to keep a backup of userdata per update.

last time i checked my userdata folder was about 1.2GB so thats something to keep in mind


- kricker - 2009-04-13 19:42

xexe Wrote:done with a windows rsync port and some cleverness it could actually be quite feasible to keep a backup of userdata per update.

last time i checked my userdata folder was about 1.2GB so thats something to keep in mind
I'm not sure a complete userdata folder is something this tool should bother itself with. Rather just a backup of files that were replaced, seems to be more appropriate. Then a quick rollback can be done if necessary.


- kay.one - 2009-04-13 20:00

xexe Wrote:last time i checked my userdata folder was about 1.2GB so thats something to keep in mind

Shocked


- CrashX - 2009-04-13 21:07

Any chance this will update plugins as well ...