Installation directory incorrect upon update of installation from beta to 4.31 : Pegasus
This is a discussion on Installation directory incorrect upon update of installation from beta to 4.31 within the Pegasus forums in Other Technologies category; The installation is VERY Simple for an upgrade . . . Here are the steps that I used: Download the file w32-431.exe from http://www.pmail.com Double Click the file name w32-431.exe Hit the button "Setup" It says it sees an existing install - So I click on button "Update" (Yes it is the correct directory) Says "Setup has completed successfully" Hit button "Exit" Check the shortcut to make sure it is the same directory - it is. Click the short cut. Opens Pegasus Mail program. Click Help - About - Info WinPMail version: Version 4.30 public beta 1 (Win32), Jul 17 ...
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| The installation is VERY Simple for an upgrade . . . Here are the steps that I used: Download the file w32-431.exe from http://www.pmail.com Double Click the file name w32-431.exe Hit the button "Setup" It says it sees an existing install - So I click on button "Update" (Yes it is the correct directory) Says "Setup has completed successfully" Hit button "Exit" Check the shortcut to make sure it is the same directory - it is. Click the short cut. Opens Pegasus Mail program. Click Help - About - Info WinPMail version: Version 4.30 public beta 1 (Win32), Jul 17 2005 Upon further experimentation: If I try new install - to a new directory - then the result is: WinPMail version: Version 4.31 (Win32), Dec 14 2005 The welcome message says "Welcome to Pegasus Mail v4.2! in the new mail folder. After some searching it appears that when you hit update - instead of installing the programs to \PMAIL\programs where it should go and is detected, it installs the new programs to \PMAIL So it updates wrong - but installs correctly - if you use a totally new directory - such as \temp\pmail. That would explain why some don't have the version problem - works fine on a new install. Tried doing a new install to the \PMAIL\programs directory. It still puts the new programs in \PMAIL instead of \PMAIL\programs and therefore still is incorrect. If you try running winpm-32.exe from the \PMAIL directory it crashes. If you do a new install to \PMAIL and then run the link it creates to winpm-32.exe from the desktop icon, it still crashes - so basically the same thing as installing to \PMAIL\program (its as if it cannot install to any directory except \PMAIL though it is detecting the installation in \PMAIL\program - and the \PMAIL\program\winpm-32.exe - the beta version - is still working with that link as though it is not touched). So what is the solve to this? Am I installing it wrong? Am I missing something here? |
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| Do resp. did you have parallel installations of different Pegasus Mail versions on your system? On Sat, 24 Dec 2005 09:35:30 GMT, Bob <bob@bob.com> wrote: > > The installation is VERY Simple for an upgrade . . . > Here are the steps that I used: Michael -- PGP Key ID (RSA 2048): 0xC45D831B PGP Plugin for Pegasus Mail: <http://www.pmpgp.de/pmpgp/> |
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| > Do resp. did you have parallel installations of different Pegasus Mail > versions on your system? > No, just one installation. I've been upgrading since . . . well I don't remember the first version of Pegasus I installed its been so long ago. I'm thinking the only fix for this problem is to do another clean install to another directory, and then manually copy all the files to the normal install directory. Anyone have a file list of the files that actually change when you do an update? |
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| On Sun, 25 Dec 2005 20:21:41 GMT, Bob <bob@bob.com> wrote: > > Do resp. did you have parallel installations of different Pegasus Mail > > versions on your system? > > > No, just one installation. I've been upgrading since . . . well I don't > remember the first version of Pegasus I installed its been so long ago. > I'm thinking the only fix for this problem is to do another clean install > to another directory, and then manually copy all the files to the normal > install directory. Anyone have a file list of the files that actually > change when you do an update? As we haven't seen anybody else having problems with using the "Update" button can please give a step by step description of what happened on your machine? I've already forwarded your previous description to David Harris but neither he nor I do really understand what actually happens on your system. Michael -- PGP Key ID (RSA 2048): 0xC45D831B PGP Plugin for Pegasus Mail: <http://www.pmpgp.de/pmpgp/> |
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