Microsoft autoupdate 3.1.1
- #MICROSOFT AUTOUPDATE 3.1.1 INSTALL#
- #MICROSOFT AUTOUPDATE 3.1.1 UPDATE#
- #MICROSOFT AUTOUPDATE 3.1.1 WINDOWS#
We are transitioning staff to Microsoft 365 and using Teams in January of 2022. Expecting the System Admins to manually manage upgrades for potentially hundreds or thousands of users is not practical.
#MICROSOFT AUTOUPDATE 3.1.1 UPDATE#
It was a great product with a lot of potential, but how can I recommend my organization pay for a product that ignores such a glaring issue for such a long period of time? When their Sales and Marketing are pushing the product towards the Enterprise market, having a way for end users to easily update their client is 100% required. I did raise this issue with the sales people that contacted me, only to never hear from them again regarding the issue being resolved.Įarly 2022 will be the end of our use of Rocket.Chat in my organization. But in all honesty I can't bring myself to actually recommend my organization pay for the Rocket.Chat service when an issue like this still exists, and they are literally the only messaging platform who's client has this issue. Their sales team has been in contact with my organization several times trying to get us to subscribe. Since then they have made push notifications a pay feature beyond 10K notifications (which I feel is a slimy way to "encourage" people to subscribe as Push Notifications cost them nothing and no other messaging platform charges for notifications). The issue itself has existed for as long as we've been using Rocket.Chat which is coming on 3.5 years now. I opened this issue a year and a half ago.
#MICROSOFT AUTOUPDATE 3.1.1 WINDOWS#
I try to search Windows Event logs for something strange, but couldn't find anything.ģ.7.0 -> 3.7.1 update still doesn't work. I think that command was successful and issue not hereįor some reason file temp-rocketchat-setup-3.0.2.exe not transform to file rocketchat-setup-3.0.2.exe but temp file deleted Powershell.exe -NoProfile -NonInteractive -InputFormat None -Command "Get-AuthenticodeSignature 'C:\Users\ankar84\AppData\Local\rocketchat-updater\pending\temp-rocketchat-setup-3.0.2.exe' | ConvertTo-Json -Compress | ForEach-Object " Here is a new file C:\Users\ankar84\AppData\Local\rocketchat-updater\pending\temp-rocketchat-setup-3.0.2.exe for distributive downloadĪfter file temp-rocketchat-setup-3.0.2.exe was downloaded system start search prowershell.exe to execute command Update screen and information about update process - that's good Today I try update 3.0.1 => 3.0.2 on my home laptop on Windand it was not successful. Successful update was not on most modern Windows release (I can clarify version on Monday). It also causes confusion for people who do try, but are constantly prompted that there's an update still every time they launch the client. As updates have been coming out we've been instructing users to update manually by downloading the releases through github, but this is tedious as some users don't want to take the time to do it and others don't feel comfortable installing software. At least since I've been using Rocket.Chat which was 3 years ago now. This issue has been around a very long time.
Update installer file is downloaded to "C:\Users\AppData\Local\rocket-chat-updater\pending"įile is called "temp-rocketchat-setup-2.17.11.exe No notification occurs, no update is installed User is notified that there's an update available and clicks on "INSTALL UPDATE"ĭialog pops up letting user know they'll be notified when update is ready to be installed
#MICROSOFT AUTOUPDATE 3.1.1 INSTALL#
User is prompted and informed that install will proceed once new client is downloaded. Subscribing to all (wildcard) topics on a public broker (as shown in the screenshot) is therefore not advised.ĭue to app container restrictions on windows 10, you can NOT use this app to connect to a broker running on the same machine - only connections to other machines are posssible.Automatic update doesn't work. Notes: Subscribing to "#" (wildcard, all topics) on a public MQTT broker might result in the app's responsiveness becoming sluggish due to the amount of messages it needs to process, and might require to close and re-start the app. Click "save" and you will be taken to the "Subscribe" tab, where you can connect or disconnect to the MQTT broker. Usage: input your desired MQTT broker address (URL or IP) and port into the "Settings" tab, and define a topic. NOT IMPLEMENTED are: Certificate-based client authentication, WebSocket protocol, or the (old) MQTT protocol version 2.4. Supports authentication via user/password, and transport encryption over SSL/TLS. Can subscribe to wildcard ("#","+") topics. Useful for debugging purposes when working with MQTT setups. Displays incoming messages from a MQTT broker in a scrolling console window and allows for publishing or subscribing to single topics.