User talk:Afrow UK - Revision history

12.22.88.2: /* Enumerate processes on x64 win 2008 */

2011-10-17T01:02:30Z

Enumerate processes on x64 win 2008

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 Thanks for this plugin first of all. I'm trying to detect mysqld path. mysqld runs as a windows service and is owned by SYSTEM - the plugin will not display it. The plugin displays only Administrator owned processes (running the installer as administrator)
-Struggling to find any other solution..
+Struggling to find any other solution...
 Thanks!

12.22.88.2: /* Enumerate processes on x64 win 2008 */

2011-10-17T00:38:44Z

Enumerate processes on x64 win 2008

â† Older revision		Revision as of 00:38, 17 October 2011
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	Hi Afrow UK!		Hi Afrow UK!

	Thanks for this plugin first of all. I'm trying to detect mysqld path. mysqld runs as a windows service and is owned by ~~SERVICE~~ - the plugin will not display it. The plugin displays only Administrator owned processes (running the installer as administrator)		Thanks for this plugin first of all. I'm trying to detect mysqld path. mysqld runs as a windows service and is owned by SYSTEM - the plugin will not display it. The plugin displays only Administrator owned processes (running the installer as administrator)

	Struggling to find any other solution..		Struggling to find any other solution..

	Thanks!		Thanks!

12.22.88.2: /* Enumerate processes on x64 win 2008 */ new section

2011-10-17T00:37:50Z

Enumerate processes on x64 win 2008: new section

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	Is it possible that there are some files missing inside the Zip file? Cause I cannot successful compile the dll.		Is it possible that there are some files missing inside the Zip file? Cause I cannot successful compile the dll.

			== Enumerate processes on x64 win 2008 ==

			Hi Afrow UK!

			Thanks for this plugin first of all. I'm trying to detect mysqld path. mysqld runs as a windows service and is owned by SERVICE - the plugin will not display it. The plugin displays only Administrator owned processes (running the installer as administrator)

			Struggling to find any other solution..

			Thanks!

Ocrana: /* Version problems */ new section

2009-04-02T00:25:48Z

Version problems: new section

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	Please suggest any fix / woraround for it.		Please suggest any fix / woraround for it.

			== Version problems ==

			Is it possible that there are some files missing inside the Zip file? Cause I cannot successful compile the dll.

192.163.20.232: /* Re: Deleting older file versions */

2009-01-29T10:54:33Z

Re: Deleting older file versions

â† Older revision		Revision as of 10:54, 29 January 2009
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	<nowiki>!macroend</nowiki><br/>		<nowiki>!macroend</nowiki><br/>
	<nowiki>!define WriteUninstaller "!insertmacro WriteUninstaller"</nowiki>		<nowiki>!define WriteUninstaller "!insertmacro WriteUninstaller"</nowiki>

			== Silent install ==

			The password dialogues can easily be bypassed with /S switch (used for silent install).

			Please suggest any fix / woraround for it.

212.143.35.35: /* Re: Deleting older file versions */

2007-12-19T08:53:08Z

Re: Deleting older file versions

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	-- [[User:Deguix\|deguix]] 09:08, 13 Jul 2005 (PDT)		-- [[User:Deguix\|deguix]] 09:08, 13 Jul 2005 (PDT)
	Hi there!		Hi there!
	The script does not remove the uninstaller itself, shouldn't the macro ${WriteUninstaller} take into an account OUTDIR when writing to a file?		The script does not remove the uninstaller itself, shouldn't the macro ${WriteUninstaller} take into an account OUTDIR when writing to a file?<br/>
	<nowiki>		<nowiki>; WriteUninstaller macro</nowiki><br/>
	; WriteUninstaller macro		<nowiki>!macro WriteUninstaller Path</nowiki><br/>
	!macro WriteUninstaller Path		<nowiki> WriteUninstaller "${Path}"</nowiki><br/>
	WriteUninstaller "${Path}"		<nowiki> FileWrite $UninstLog "$OUTDIR\${Path}$\r$\n"</nowiki><br/>
	FileWrite $UninstLog "$OUTDIR\${Path}$\r$\n"		<nowiki>!macroend</nowiki><br/>
	!macroend		<nowiki>!define WriteUninstaller "!insertmacro WriteUninstaller"</nowiki>
	!define WriteUninstaller "!insertmacro WriteUninstaller"
	</nowiki>

212.143.35.35: /* Re: Deleting older file versions */

2007-12-19T08:51:27Z

Re: Deleting older file versions

â† Older revision		Revision as of 08:51, 19 December 2007
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	Hi there!		Hi there!
	The script does not remove the uninstaller itself, shouldn't the macro ${WriteUninstaller} take into an account OUTDIR when writing to a file?		The script does not remove the uninstaller itself, shouldn't the macro ${WriteUninstaller} take into an account OUTDIR when writing to a file?
			<nowiki>
	; WriteUninstaller macro		; WriteUninstaller macro
	!macro WriteUninstaller Path		!macro WriteUninstaller Path
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	!macroend		!macroend
	!define WriteUninstaller "!insertmacro WriteUninstaller"		!define WriteUninstaller "!insertmacro WriteUninstaller"
			</nowiki>

212.143.35.35: /* Re: Deleting older file versions */

2007-12-19T08:50:40Z

Re: Deleting older file versions

â† Older revision		Revision as of 08:50, 19 December 2007
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	-- [[User:Deguix\|deguix]] 09:08, 13 Jul 2005 (PDT)		-- [[User:Deguix\|deguix]] 09:08, 13 Jul 2005 (PDT)
			Hi there!
			The script does not remove the uninstaller itself, shouldn't the macro ${WriteUninstaller} take into an account OUTDIR when writing to a file?

			; WriteUninstaller macro
			!macro WriteUninstaller Path
			WriteUninstaller "${Path}"
			FileWrite $UninstLog "$OUTDIR\${Path}$\r$\n"
			!macroend
			!define WriteUninstaller "!insertmacro WriteUninstaller"

Deguix: Forgot the header.

2005-07-13T16:10:00Z

Forgot the header.

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			== Re: Deleting older file versions ==

	You shouldn't use multiple names for files just because versions change. Instead, follow the two rules for the wiki on [[Help:Tips_%26_Rules#Files]]. I might not be forcing it now, but it makes the wiki more organized.		You shouldn't use multiple names for files just because versions change. Instead, follow the two rules for the wiki on [[Help:Tips_%26_Rules#Files]]. I might not be forcing it now, but it makes the wiki more organized.

Deguix: Re: Removing file older versions

2005-07-13T16:08:58Z

Re: Removing file older versions

New page

You shouldn't use multiple names for files just because versions change. Instead, follow the two rules for the wiki on [[Help:Tips_%26_Rules#Files]]. I might not be forcing it now, but it makes the wiki more organized.

"Hi deguix.
After uploading a new file, how do I delete its older version uploaded earlier.
I've got three versions of a plugin uploaded, and the two older ones could be deleted now. [[User:Afrow UK|Afrow UK]]"

Thx. I'll delete them.

-- [[User:Deguix|deguix]] 09:08, 13 Jul 2005 (PDT)