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2014-03-26T11:50:10Z
Changes so far:

[FEATURE] Client: Email Task->Updated HTML editor
[FEATURE] VCCommand: Added support for activate/deactivate license
[FEATURE] Installer: Now prompting with original path when installing
[FEATURE] Client: FTP Task->Added Copy/Move command
[BUGFIX] API: Variables->Fixed problem parsing Task Variable with direct Id
[BUGFIX] API/Server: Popup Notification->Fixed problem with PrevTask Variable
[BUGFIX] Server: Processes->Fixed issue that could cause problems with "Running Jobs window" and keeping track of running Jobs
[BUGFIX] API: Variables->Fixed a problem parsing Variables
[BUGFIX] Server: Database->Fixed a problem deleting old entries in the Audit log
[BUGFIX] Client: Running jobs->Fixed a display problem when Jobs were running more than 24 hours
[BUGFIX] Server: Handled an issue with copying SQL CE files
[BUGFIX] Client: Main window->Handled an issue with the GridFilter becoming inactive
[BUGFIX] Server: SQL Trigger->Fixed an issue with storing and comparing the last value
[BUGFIX] Server: Folder filter->Fixed a problem parsing the right folder when using regular expressions
[BUGFIX] Server: Run missed Jobs (because of Time change etc) did not take Time exceptions into account - fixed
[BUGFIX] Server: Impersonation: added check if profile directory exists before loading it to avoid profile directory creation by VisualCron
[BUGFIX] Client: Popup Task Notification: Fixed an issue with preview button
[BUGFIX] Client/Server: Handled sanitation of output/result that could interrupt communication
[BUGFIX] Client: .NET Code Condition->Handled a problem with saving parameters
Henrik
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2014-03-26T15:05:10Z
New upload, changes:

BUGFIX] Server: Processes->Fixed issue that could cause problems with "Running Jobs window" and keeping track of running Jobs
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2014-03-27T09:47:58Z
New upload, changes:

[BUGFIX] API: Variables->Fixed a problem parsing Variables
[BUGFIX] Server: Database->Fixed a problem deleting old entries in the Audit log
[BUGFIX] Client: Running jobs->Fixed a display problem when Jobs were running more than 24 hours
Henrik
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2014-03-27T15:33:17Z
New upload, changes:

[FEATURE] VCCommand: Added support for activate/deactivate license
+ fixing a Variable issue introduced in last version
Henrik
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2014-03-28T10:35:29Z
New build, changes:

[FEATURE] Install: Now prompting with original path when installing
[BUGFIX] Server: Handled an issue with copying SQL CE files
[BUGFIX] Client: Main window->Handled an issue with the GridFilter becoming inactive
Henrik
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Support
2014-03-31T14:27:48Z
New build, changes:

[BUGFIX] Server: SQL Trigger->Fixed an issue with storing and comparing the last value

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Support
2014-03-31T20:23:45Z
New build, changes:

[BUGFIX] Server: Folder filter->Fixed a problem parsing the right folder when using regular expressions
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Support
2014-04-02T09:21:36Z
New build, changes:

[FEATURE] FTP Task: Added Copy/Move command
[BUGFIX] Server: Run missed Jobs (because of Time change etc) did not take Time exceptions into account - fixed
[BUGFIX] Server: Impersonation: added check if profile directory exists before loading it to avoid profile directory creation by VisualCron
Henrik
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2014-04-02T14:18:36Z
New build, changes:

[BUGFIX] Client: Popup Task Notification: Fixed an issue with preview button
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2014-04-04T09:51:02Z
New build, changes:

[BUGFIX] Client/Server: Handled sanitation of output/result that could interrupt communication
[BUGFIX] Client: .NET Code Condition->Handled a problem with saving parameters
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bbusse
2014-04-04T14:57:32Z
At some point in the 7.1.5 Beta, a popup box reminding about using Credentials started occurring, saying you should use one as the default 'local system' would not be able to if it's a network path. When I do a list files task, and click preview, it warns me. Then i press ok, and it warns me again.

What i'd like to see is a check to see that you're actually still running the service as 'Local System' before presenting warnings like this. After installing VC, we immediately change the service to run as a specific domain service account and will almost never run it as local system. Reminding someone using an alternate account that the local system account cannot do something is counter intuitive 🙂 They chose an alternate account and likely already know.

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2014-04-04T21:33:01Z
Originally Posted by: bbusse 

At some point in the 7.1.5 Beta, a popup box reminding about using Credentials started occurring, saying you should use one as the default 'local system' would not be able to if it's a network path. When I do a list files task, and click preview, it warns me. Then i press ok, and it warns me again.

What i'd like to see is a check to see that you're actually still running the service as 'Local System' before presenting warnings like this. After installing VC, we immediately change the service to run as a specific domain service account and will almost never run it as local system. Reminding someone using an alternate account that the local system account cannot do something is counter intuitive 🙂 They chose an alternate account and likely already know.

Brian



Actually we do check the username that runs the VisualCron service. And this message is not presented unless running as LocalSystem. Are you sure your service is not running as LocalSystem on this machine?
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bbusse
2014-04-04T22:13:17Z
Originally Posted by: Support 


Actually we do check the username that runs the VisualCron service. And this message is not presented unless running as LocalSystem. Are you sure your service is not running as LocalSystem on this machine?



::Embarrassed::

Yes.... it's totally running as Local System when i tested this morning. Both of my quick test systems were not currently running as a service account. The problem, which i need to confirm when i get back in the office is...

I had the latest beta version (client/server) installed on my workstation in the office. I was connecting via the 7.1.5 client to a live/production 7.1.4 install of VC and was validating settings for some jobs i was updating. I was getting the prompt on my 7.1.5 client, even though the 'server' i was connecting to was 7.1.4 and definitely running as a domain account.

Is the client warning me because of the 'local' server and not the one i'm connecting to?


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2014-04-07T07:13:52Z
Originally Posted by: bbusse 

Originally Posted by: Support 


Actually we do check the username that runs the VisualCron service. And this message is not presented unless running as LocalSystem. Are you sure your service is not running as LocalSystem on this machine?



::Embarrassed::

Yes.... it's totally running as Local System when i tested this morning. Both of my quick test systems were not currently running as a service account. The problem, which i need to confirm when i get back in the office is...

I had the latest beta version (client/server) installed on my workstation in the office. I was connecting via the 7.1.5 client to a live/production 7.1.4 install of VC and was validating settings for some jobs i was updating. I was getting the prompt on my 7.1.5 client, even though the 'server' i was connecting to was 7.1.4 and definitely running as a domain account.

Is the client warning me because of the 'local' server and not the one i'm connecting to?




The warning is related to the server you are connecting to at the moment. If you are connected to several servers then it is the Server that you connect to that the Job/Task belong to.
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bbusse
2014-04-07T13:43:18Z
Does the server only provide/check this information for the remote client if it's the 7.1.5 beta server? The reason I ask is, I was able to reproduce my concern again this morning now that i'm back in the office. Here's the scenario:

Server1 - VisualCron 7.1.4 - final.
Server1 - Service running as DOMAIN\ServiceAccount
Server1 - Job1 with "Copy Files" task that copies from one UNC path to another.

Client - VisualCron 7.1.5 (latest build) on my workstation.
Connection to Server1 only. Not connected to any other servers.
Edit the Server1/Job1/'Copy Files' task. When the 'TEST' button is pressed to validate what files it would copy, i get that warning stating the warning about using a credential due to 'Local System'.

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Support
2014-04-07T16:35:05Z
Originally Posted by: bbusse 

Does the server only provide/check this information for the remote client if it's the 7.1.5 beta server? The reason I ask is, I was able to reproduce my concern again this morning now that i'm back in the office. Here's the scenario:

Server1 - VisualCron 7.1.4 - final.
Server1 - Service running as DOMAIN\ServiceAccount
Server1 - Job1 with "Copy Files" task that copies from one UNC path to another.

Client - VisualCron 7.1.5 (latest build) on my workstation.
Connection to Server1 only. Not connected to any other servers.
Edit the Server1/Job1/'Copy Files' task. When the 'TEST' button is pressed to validate what files it would copy, i get that warning stating the warning about using a credential due to 'Local System'.

Brian



Server version needs to be 7.1.5. or later. Otherwise we assume it is LocalSystem.
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bbusse
2014-04-07T17:46:55Z
Originally Posted by: Support 


Server version needs to be 7.1.5. or later. Otherwise we assume it is LocalSystem.



Perfect. Thanks Henrik :)

Brian
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