All
After getting AGVCR to work with help from Derek, thanks,  my vic and rat also 
wouldn't start.  I applied the fix from bugzilla and all is fine again.

thank you all for your help

Paul



On Sep 7, 2006, at 5:33 AM, Cindy Sievers wrote:


   My apologies, Derek is right, please don't blame the AGVCR installer, it 
works great!  And furthermore, both Derek and AGVCR are awesome!

   The problem I had, as Tom pointed out, was related to this bug (and not to 
the GTK as I had thought):

   http://bugzilla.mcs.anl.gov/accessgrid/show_bug.cgi?id=1571

   Tom wrote, "The problem is, I believe, the existence of some file or 
directory that begins with "Program" in the C:\ directory,so you could 
alternatively just remove that file/dir."

   I had specified a directory in the C:\ directory for AGVCR to write the 
recorded files to, this in turn, triggered the above mentioned AGtk 
bug.....once I removed this directory, everything worked fine. whew....

   Many thanks to Tom and Derek!

   Cindy

   At 06:53 AM 9/7/2006, Derek Piper wrote:


              Any old GTK runtime would be listed in the 'Add/Remove Programs' 
dialog of Windows.
              I really don't think that any of it is related to VIC and RAT not 
working since they don't even use GTK.
              To clear some things up about the installer. It's not doing 
anything 'weird' behind the scenes, it's just copying the program files, the 
standalone runtime (the same as the contents of the .zip file that people have 
been using for ages, e.g. GTK and VIC and RAT). It does NOT alter the PATH of 
the system, but instead makes an AGVCR_PATH environment variable that the batch 
file to run AGVCR looks at to see if the DLLs are there. IF the GTK DLLs are 
installed on the system 'globally', then the bundled runtime is not used.
              If it sounds defensive, I guess I'm just concerned that people 
are going to blame the AGVCR installer for messing up their machine when it 
didn't.
              Now, as to your problem, I can only assume that Windows is just 
being difficult. :/

              Derek

      Cindy Sievers wrote:

         Hi Paul
         Seems like I have the same error, only it hosed my vic and rat.....do 
you know how to get rid of the old DLLs?  Upgrading to the newest GTK created a 
problem on my machine!!! And I have a big seminar tomorrow morning at 
9:00.....oh woe is me....
         Cindy
         At 02:19 PM 9/6/2006, Derek Piper wrote:


                    Paul,

                    Do you have an old GTK runtime installation on the machine 
you're testing on? References to that message indicate it was a known bug in 
GTK around March time. The runtime included with AGVCR has the most recent 
Windows build of GTK. So, I'm guessing some old DLLs are being found on the 
system and causing things to break.

                    Derek

            Paul Mercer wrote:

               Derek/AG community
               I used the Windows installer, typical installation, to install 
AGVCR.
               After starting AG2.4 and entering a venue, I added AGVCR to the 
Shared Applications and when starting it I see..
               connecting to venue
               getting venue url
               getting venue streams
               generate command line
               and then the error The procedure entry point 
g_intern_static_string could not be located in  the dynamic link library 
libglib-2.0-0.dll
               I have reinstalled twice and rebooted after the install.
               any help would be appreciated.
               thanks
               Paul
                Paul Mercer
               Arctic Region Supercomputing Center
               907 450 8649


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            Derek Piper - dcpi...@indiana.edu<mailto:dcpi...@indiana.edu> - 
(812) 856 0111
            IRI 323, School of Informatics
            Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana


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         Cindy Sievers           Los Alamos National Laboratory
         siev...@lanl.gov<mailto:siev...@lanl.gov>        Group CCS-1 MS B287
         tel:505.665.6602        Advanced Computing
         fax:505.665.4939        Los Alamos, NM 87544
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      --
      Derek Piper - dcpi...@indiana.edu<mailto:dcpi...@indiana.edu> - (812) 856 
0111
      IRI 323, School of Informatics
      Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana



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   Cindy Sievers           Los Alamos National Laboratory
   siev...@lanl.gov<mailto:siev...@lanl.gov>        Group CCS-1 MS B287
   tel:505.665.6602        Advanced Computing
   fax:505.665.4939        Los Alamos, NM 87544
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   Paul Mercer
   Arctic Region Supercomputing Center
   907 450 8649




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