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HResult: 0x80240033 Context: uecGeneral Msg: The license terms of one or more updates are unavailable.Check WindowsUpdate.log in Windows directory.

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Received 'SucceededWithErrors' code from WUA during search.

Updates I receive the following message in WUAHandler.log and Windowsupdate.log. Central is used for administration, Primary for the action. Central is WSUS server too and Primary uses Central as upstream server. So hereby my post about SUP, WSUS and errors. There is no problem codesigning my installer on a windows machine but since my build procedures are all based on linux I would prefer have the codesigning there as well.I tried tried and tried but no luck so far. So I tried another exe file, notepad++.exe to be exact, and I signed that on the linux machine with Mono´s signcode and that worked perfectly. This would indicate that the linux utilities are somewhat broken when it comes to codesigning. When running the osslsigncode utility, I get the following error message:Ĭorrupt PE file - current signature not at end of file: Installer.exe I used a program called PE Viewer to look into the exe file and the certificates are there but a link checksum and a real checksum do not match. Then I move the file to a windows machine and check the signature and there is none. Sign assemblies and PE files using Authenticode(tm).Ĭopyright 2002, 2003 Motus Technologies. The Mono´s signcode displays the following output when run: I have tried two different linux utilities for this, osslsigncode and Mono´s signcode.

I would like to codesign it but I cannot do it on a linux machine. I have a windows executable that was generated on a linux machine using Installbuilder. Is there any way we can provide a dialog with three buttons? We can use a showChoiceQuestion dialog for now, but we feel that the fact it's a drop-down box containing the options is not the ideal user experience. The most intuitive way to present these options would be a dialog with three buttons, but the showQuestion dialog only allows two buttons with 'Yes' and 'No'. Kill (Attempt to force the application to close).Retry (I will close the application myself).But we would like to give the user the following choices: So, we have implemented a processTest to detect whether the application is running, which works fine.

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This means it's not actually finished exiting by the time the autoupdater has finished downloading the update installer and triggered it (via postUpdateDownloadActionList).

when it prompts the user with a 'do you want to save.' type dialog) and occasionally it sticks around in the background. This is all working, but sometimes our application exit takes longer than expected (e.g. If an update is available we show a dialog to the user asking whether they wish to update now if they click yes, we spawn another instance of the autoupdater (in download mode) and exit the application. Our application has an automatic update facility that triggers the Bitrock autoupdater silently in the background.