[cvsnt] cvsnt 2.0.62.1817 first impression

Fri Jan 14 14:42:59 GMT 2005

Concerning the InnoSetup installer, all I do is that I use the Innosetup
script that is available in the CVSNT source tree in CVS (the one used
before the change to MSI). Then I download the binaries without installer
zipfile from CVSNT and point the InnoSetup script to use these files to
create the setup.

I did not modify it in any other way than to repoint the source files
to where I unpacked the downloaded file with the binaries.

It is interesting this thing with the MFC71U.dll, I will look to see
if it is included in the Inno script or not and if it is missing I
will add it so it will be installed properly.

Thanks,

Bo

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Subject: Re: [cvsnt] cvsnt 2.0.62.1817 first impression

OK, I've installed on an XP computer and it resolved the slowness... 
Maybe it has something to do with the operating system ? As we are on 
the same network, I suppose reverse DNS has nothing to do with the 
slowness I was experiencing.

But... installation was not as easy as 1,2,3

I first used the Innosetup Bo made. Everything installed fine but the 
control pannel refuse to open. MFC71U.dll is missing.

I then installed using the MSI. First installation simply failed to 
install the cvsnt service. After reboot, I had to Repair the 
installation then everything worked fine.

For the 'fun', I copied MFC71U.dll in windows\system32 and then retry 
with Bo innosetup. Now it is ok and everything is fine, even the control 
pannel that was lying about the fact service was not installed was resolved.

So another computer, another OS, no more problem. Might this be due to 
the OS (old NT4 was on my previous computer).
Did someone installed CvsNT 2.0.62.1817 on that old OS  and did it work 
fine ?

Sebastien