On 9/12/14 3:03 PM, "Justin Mclean" <justinmcl...@me.com> wrote:
>Hi, > >> Are we seeing lots of folks try to install the broken versions? > >A reasonable number. 4.9 < 5 day, 4.10 < 5 day, 4.11 about 10 day, 4.12 >about 15 a day (higher recently). So we talking about 40 installs a day, >not huge but significant. > >> 4.12 uses hardcoded URLs in the script. > >So we would have to replace the binaries right? As that is where it gets >the installer script from? Yes. > >> 4.11 and earlier might be getting the URLs from sdk-config-xx > >Which is just in SVN and published on the web site right? I looked into this some more. Installer 3.1.0 will use sdk-installer-config-4.0.xml for 4.11 and earlier. It doesn't explain why 4.11 worked and 4.10 and 4.9.1 didn't. But in theory, changing the .xml file and pushing to the web site should fix all three. And if that works, one thing that might work for 4.12.x is to set the legacy="true" attribute on their entries in the .xml file. That should cause them to get installed via the same code paths as 4.11 and earlier. I don't know if we made any important changes to SDK installs in the 4.12 scripts that the installer doesn't do. -Alex
