usb client crash

Hello,

I updated de usb client software to the latest version, (3.06) at the start of the software its generates an error:

Unfortunaly V has crashed after you klik OK a report wil be writen to C, please sent to M

i found an crash report with the follwing info:

Crash Report...

Time: 2015-08-16-16:37:30
Executable: C
Version: 3
Error: 0xC0000005 (A)
Location: 004001CD
Backtrace:

4001CD (C)
7718DBF1 (C)
77124D23 (C)
771738F4 (C)
77173921 (C)

please look at it i hope you find an solution.

ps the ssl connection of your website is not trusted wen you use wget to get the software for Raspberry Pi

#2

I forgot to tell, the pc is running virtual windows 7 x86 (32bits), installed on an qnap TS-253PRO and connects to an raspberry PI B.

#3

Yes download the client again from my website, the new binary is 18.8Mb and the same version but the crash is fixed.

#4

THX its working again. did you also take a look at the wget command to get the software for the raspberry pi ? (not trusted website )

#5

I have to get a new cert for my website in sept, im going to switch from startcom to something more well known which will probably fix it...

#8

the client keeps crashing, but the service is needed for is working (thank god) its crash report is:
Crash Report...

Time: 2015-08-20-23:19:38
Executable: C
Version: 3
Error: 0xC0000005 (A)
Location: 004001CD
Backtrace:

4001CD (C)
773EDBF1 (C)
773EBC36 (C)
7739F625 (C)
756881B9 (C)
770704D0 (C)
75508B2E (C)
75508AF4 (C)
75508315 (C)
7707EE6C (C)
773D3AB3 (C)
773D3A86 (C)

#9

Possibly you are running the old binary, it should be 18.8mb can you double check.

Hi Michael,

i checked it twice the client version is 3.0.6, and is 18.8 mb in size.
I also tried to install it as an service, than it does not crash, but than my software is not finding the usb server ports (serial port)

#11

im away at the moment on holidays but will look at this on thurs 27th when i get back if not before...

#13

Also, https should be fixed now from the pi as I switched to digicert as the SSL provider