@redfox

Can you grab the info window showing the remote and local files and send it to me please. I'dlike to double check something.

Many thanks

Simon

@salass00

If you couldlet me know what the date should be set to, I can fix it in the database and cure everyones woes:)

Simon

I have added HTTPS support to AmiUpdate, but I can't remember whether it was released yet or not. I'm hoping to get my Amigas set up soon so I can check/test/release.

I don't know why you think this is a "bug". It simply takes the imagestrip and uses the sizes it presents. As you found out, you can scale the imagestrip to make it smaller/larger and it will just use it as it is.

Are you thinking of adding some sort of scaling to the AmiUpdate prefs?

If so, it may be a while, I have just moved house and none of my Amiga systems are set up right now.

Simon

PS: As for the bugtracker, I'll have to look into that

@Raziel

Let me know what it is you want removed, and I'll do it for you.

Simon

Removed

@Raziel

All I can suggest for now, is to enable "Verbose Log" then perform a scan. The log will be quite large, but a search for "MCC" should show the results of the verion check for those two entries.

See what it says...

Simon

@Raziel

According to the database, LOCALE:Catalogs/spanish

Simon

@Raziel

Fixed the Java entry, thanks.

Regarding the spanish translations for the MCC classes, they are correct as committed by the maintainer. Maybe you have the catalog files installed without the actual classes...

Simon

My appologies for any inconvenience caused here. I had to rebuild the public app database manually due to a total loss. There may still be some errors in it due to this, so please bear with us while we correct any such errors. The listing for z.library has now been fixed.

Simon

Try now, hopefully you're back in.

Simon

Should be fixed now

Due to some conditions currently out of my control, I would suggest you remove the "wwww.amiupdate.net" server, and replace it with "amiupdate.codebench.co.uk". This should fix your public update problems.

As far as the hyperion updates go, you need to enter the same details that you would use to acccess their website to get updates manually. It's just an easier way to get the updates.

Simon

You can test the buttons (and lots of other stuff) with InputEventSniffer (http://os4depot.net/share/utility/misc/inputeventsniffer.lha)

Simon

It could also be low quality sheilded cables to your capture device. Some cheaper cables have rather naff sheilding, which can lead to RF interference, which manifests itself as "noise".

Simon

That's because you have multiple browsers set up for https, so the URL handler asks you which one you want to use. AFAIK there is no way to force urlopen to use a specific browser. You could, however, simply disable any others you have set up, just leave Odyssey enabled.

Simon

I simply use "catcomp <name>.cd CTFILE <name>.ct".

Obviously, the .cd is all in English.

Simon

Made no difference here on latest Chrome.

The menus are still displayed vertically down the left hand side.

Simon

And I think the moral of the story here is "Don't take code from other platforms as being bug free and great examples of talented coders".

:)

Simon

Try deleting all #?.prefs in envarc:sys first, then reboot. Obviously you'll need to set up your preferences again.

Someone wise will probably tell you to back them up first, then try copying each one over in turn until it "breaks" again :)

Simon