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Due to the changes at WoWAce and Curse, the actual downloading must be done by the user - there are things in place that simplify it as much as possible though, details here: http://wuu.vagabonds.info/wuuki/Curse_1.9
There was an error in the regexp - or more precisely; the regexp didn't fit the code we used it in, so I had to complicate the regexp to avoid pushing a new WUU version.
Please test if it works now :) (it did here, at least)
It was a single-character change in the regexp for WoWAce, and it looks like Jncl beat me to it :P
I've pushed the new site_re.txt to the server, so it should fix all problems now (there were some other fixes by Jncl, I'll add those in the next release)
Sorry, I was out of the country for a while, 0 internet - here's a roll-up of all the changes Jncl has done while I was gone, which should stabilize things a good deal, I hope.
I'll look into it later today, or tomorrow morning (CET ;)) - if it's a regexp fix it's quick to get out, otherwise it'll take a few hours tomorrow (I recently reinstalled, so I haven't gotten the build environment up and running yet :( )
Feature: Manual installation from WoWUI and WowAce
"Friendly name" is for addons where the zip file downloaded uses a different name than the directory of the addon.
Case in point: Wardrobe-AL is a continued development of Wardrobe, so it installs to the folder "Wardrobe", but the zip file name is on the format "wardrobe-al-X-YY.zip", which is different enough that the "guessing" code missed it. Setting the friendly name of the addon to wardrobe-al makes the guessing code find it now.
It does work if I allow it to go directly to the Internet. When I set a proxy in the Windows Internet settings (Squid in my case) it brakes. The old version did not have this problem.
Ah, the newer versions download less of the page to save bandwidth (about 100k) - maybe the squid proxy somehow modifies the page, pushing the part we need to download outside the "window" we download?
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Please test if it works now :) (it did here, at least)
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I've pushed the new site_re.txt to the server, so it should fix all problems now (there were some other fixes by Jncl, I'll add those in the next release)
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WUU 1.9.673 win32
WUU 1.9.673 osx
WUU 1.9.673 osx light version
WUU 1.9.673 source/linux
MD5 sums:
1.9.673 (2009.07.12):
* Site fix: WoWAce
* Site fix: Gatherer
* Updated Templates: Added Jame's Leveling Guide TourGuide Style
* Updated Templates: Added Guild Launch Modded CT_RaidTracker
* Updated Templates: Removed GatherDB
* Updated Templates: Removed Tekkub's Git Repository
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WUU 1.9.666 win32
WUU 1.9.666 osx
WUU 1.9.666 osx light version
WUU 1.9.666 source/linux
MD5 sums:
1.9.666 (2009.06.30):
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I'll push a new version this evening - I've been out in vacation, then 2 disks on my computer died in rapid succession (due to the heat).
Luckily, I have fairly complete backups, and one of the disks was part of a RAID mirror, but it still took a while to get back :(
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WUU 1.9.649 osx
WUU 1.9.649 osx light version
WUU 1.9.649 source/linux
MD5 sums:
1.9.649 (2009.05.08 ):
- Feature fix: Improved identification of downloaded files - uses "Friendly name"
- Feature fix: Updated git handling
- Feature: Manual installation from WoWUI and WowAce
"Friendly name" is for addons where the zip file downloaded uses a different name than the directory of the addon.Case in point:
Wardrobe-AL is a continued development of Wardrobe, so it installs to the folder "Wardrobe", but the zip file name is on the format "wardrobe-al-X-YY.zip", which is different enough that the "guessing" code missed it. Setting the friendly name of the addon to wardrobe-al makes the guessing code find it now.
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Yeah, will look into disabling that feature - maybe auto-disable if gzip is impossible or something.
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I can't close this, otherwise I'd done so already ;)
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Ah, the newer versions download less of the page to save bandwidth (about 100k) - maybe the squid proxy somehow modifies the page, pushing the part we need to download outside the "window" we download?