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HB ARCHIVES: HBRelog--DO NOT DELETE

Hello, buddies!
Hello, dear dev :)

Just wanted to share my observations while successfully using this utility. In my case I'm using html proxy + proxifier to mask my IP. While I've been using Proxifier + HB without any additional tools Proxifier showed that all connections go through proxy. But when HBRelog was introduced all connections became direct(bypassing proxy). I've spend an hour to understand why proxy tunnel fail and how to bring it back to normal. My recipe is dumb and clear, run Proxifier or any other tunnelling tool as Administrator.

Thank you.
 
Why not a developer Reloger corrects errors :( Dear developers please fix the bug with Russian servers, they are defined as offline even when the server is running
 
Just uncheck the option ' check realm status'.

I think highvoltz have much to do with the dungeonbuddy (its the same author ) atm. Many things changed in 6.0.1.
So just sit down and relax.
 
Not to be rude or anything but it is not as if we are kicking up a storm demanding an immediate update. I was making a post asking a question in case I had derped up and had a wrong setting enabled :) we understand the developers work hard we were just finding out the cause of the problem
 
HBRelog is crashing straight away when I open it. I've tried using both the launcher.exe and the hbrelog.exe. It just says HBRelog has stopped working. Windows is checking for a solution to the problem. I am using the executable SVN link. I did try the source but had the same problem.

I am running it on windows 7 64 bit. I have tried running in compatability mode with XP but still doesnt work just crashes straight away when I open.

This is what the most recent log reads:
[10/22/2014 16:13:26] HBRelog Version 1.0.0.213
[10/22/2014 16:13:27] ******* Settings ********
[10/22/2014 16:13:27] Auto AcceptTosEula: False
[10/22/2014 16:13:27] Auto Start: False
[10/22/2014 16:13:27] Auto Update HB: True
[10/22/2014 16:13:27] Check Hb's Responsiveness: True
[10/22/2014 16:13:27] Check Realm Status: False
[10/22/2014 16:13:27] HB Delay: 3
[10/22/2014 16:13:27] Login Delay: 0
[10/22/2014 16:13:27] Minimize Hb On Startup: False
[10/22/2014 16:13:27] Set GameWindow Title: False
[10/22/2014 16:13:27] Wow Start Delay: 0
 
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To all the whiners, whom hunger for update.
Cmon guys,

It is opensource/free utility. Please show some respect by providing more info on crashes. I'm sure Mr. dev would like to see more info like: .Net framework version, exact steps to reproduce crash and/or stack trace which is avalable when running Debug version, configs(you can export them as xml) and so on. More detail -> more chances to localize defect.
To be specific:

jwoodall92 said:
HBRelog is crashing straight away when I open it. I've tried using both the launcher.exe and the hbrelog.exe. It just says HBRelog has stopped working. Windows is checking for a solution to the problem. I am using the executable SVN link. I did try the source but had the same problem.

I am running it on windows 7 64 bit. I have tried running in compatability mode with XP but still doesnt work just crashes straight away when I open.
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Could you please provide stack trace which is available in Debug version of HBRelog and your config? (surely without personal data :) you can crop it before attaching config.xml)
 
Can't get HBRelog to work on freshly installed Win7, already tried uninstalling C++ redistributable and .net framework, then installing them with buddy wizzard (after PC restart) but still doesn't works, any ideas what else I can do?



1: Waiting for Wow to start[17:28:19] System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'fasmdll_managed.dll' or one of its dependencies. The specified module could not be found.
File name: 'fasmdll_managed.dll'
at GreyMagic.ExternalProcessReader..ctor(Process proc)
at HighVoltz.HBRelog.WoW.WowLockToken.StartWoW()
at HighVoltz.HBRelog.WoW.States.StartWowState.Run()
at HighVoltz.HBRelog.FiniteStateMachine.FiniteStateMachine.Engine.Pulse()
at HighVoltz.HBRelog.WoW.WowManager.Pulse()
at HighVoltz.HBRelog.TaskManager.Pulse()
at HighVoltz.HBRelog.HbRelogManager.DoWork()
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(...)
 
Managed to get it working afteral, after installing few more redistributable's :X
 
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aash said:
To all the whiners, whom hunger for update.
Cmon guys,

It is opensource/free utility. Please show some respect by providing more info on crashes. I'm sure Mr. dev would like to see more info like: .Net framework version, exact steps to reproduce crash and/or stack trace which is avalable when running Debug version, configs(you can export them as xml) and so on. More detail -> more chances to localize defect.
To be specific:


Could you please provide stack trace which is available in Debug version of HBRelog and your config? (surely without personal data :) you can crop it before attaching config.xml)
Click to expand...

I installed the debug version but I can only see the logs which I could find in the normal executable SVN link which has the exact same data.
 
Question. Is it at all possible and I'm missing the option, to have it auto ok the message regarding your video card being incompatible blah blah blah? Pre 6.0 it'd restart WoW a few times and then log on. Not sure if it would start logging in before the message had a chance to pop up or what, but it'd work. Now no matter what, it doesn't get to it quick enough to do it. ARelog works, but I find it crashes and/or doesn't restore as well as this does and would like to continue to use this.
 
HBRelog Version 1.0.0.214

Russian server determines how off line even when they are online. Please fix it.
 
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