Just a thought; could this be something to do with this new HTTPS ? Mike.
On Thursday, 12 September 2019, 07:47:16 BST, MICHAEL PAYNE via Groups.Io <mikepayne1402@...> wrote:
Hi, I just tried to install? 4.17.3 same problem! Mike.
On Thursday, 12 September 2019, 06:39:38 BST, Bob Jacobsen <rgj1927@...> wrote:
You can see the steps in the build and release process here:? A long time ago, there was a step included to submit the released Windows executable to McAfee / Norton for whitelisting. That stopped working due to some changes on their and the step was removed. IIRC, they required running some Windows executable that wasn¡¯t available during our release process, which is run on a mix of Linux and Mac machines. If somebody could write up detailed instructions for submitting to whitelist(s) that can be done from a non-Windows machine, I¡¯d be happy to add those.? If they¡¯re scriptable, that would be even better, as building a test/production release already takes quite a bit of time and attention already. Automation really helps reduce errors. Alternately, if somebody wants to take on the role of doing the submissions once the files are available (typically a day or so before the release email), that would be _really_ great. Bob > On Sep 11, 2019, at 9:19 PM, forfoum@... wrote: > > What are the probabilities of a Test or Production version we download from JMRI.org? having been infected with a virus or get infected during the download process? ? > > All these " False Positives "? would tend to indicate infection to be very unlikely. > > - - - - - > > Tom, it is not the "enough users"? that download that helps, it is the anti-virus apps getting the information back to the mother ship and getting the > " WhiteListing " updated. People with the FREE Avast? are not sending back data unless they submit the file from the Virus Chest. Paid subscribers are sending back data and they are the ones getting the NEW file on to the Whitelist. > > As I recall, JMRI DEV? has stopped submitting new versions for Whitelisting. That? or the service used is slow to propagate the info.? Or certain Anti-virus apps do not care about propagated whitelist from other sources.? Avast wants MONEY from dev who want to add there apps to the Avast Whitelisting, it is a paid subscription. > > This will not go away and people just need to know it can happen with each NEW RELEASE, be it Test/Dev or Production. > > Marc > -- Bob Jacobsen rgj1927@... |