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Tr3bg0D

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  1. I have to disagree with you Nergal.  If a piece of software is forcefully taking information without my permission and not allowing me to opt out, it is spyware.  Try blocking it with your firewall.  You will see that after you exit Ccleaner, the task is still open and cannot be killed.  I don't like anyone taking information from my system without my permission...and I 1st want to see that info before it is shipped out.

  2. Since updating Ccleaner from v5.40.6411, I have been nagged with firewall warning at the end of cleaning.  If I block it, the task remains open in the background.  If another session is opened and then again blocked, that session again is open in the background with no way to kill the task unless you reboot.  I have since reverted back to v5.40.6411.  Why is there a need to Ccleaner to cal home?

    77.234.44.93.JPG

  3. No one's been overly bothered by it before, I wouldn't worry about it ;)

    Incorrect assumprion.

     

    Dates and version number are needed to keep track of changes made to a file to determine if it could be accidentally filled with errors or that changes have been made .

     

    To be honest, I never felt a need to download a new INI file since I always look within the file 1st to see if the version/date changed

  4.  

    THX for the informartion.

    I found a free programm for it ;-)

    @echo off
    :: Programms:
    :: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/wget.htm
    :: https://curl.haxx.se/download.html
    :: http://waterlan.home.xs4all.nl/dos2unix.html
    echo Download winapp2.ini from Github
    ping /n 1 raw.githubusercontent.com
    if errorlevel 1 goto NOC
    echo online
    
    del winapp2.ini
    ::curl.exe -o Winapp2.ini -A "Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU like Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/420+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Mobile/1A543a Safari/419.3" -G "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MoscaDotTo/Winapp2/master/Winapp2.ini"
    
    wget.exe -c --output-document=Winapp2.ini "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MoscaDotTo/Winapp2/master/Winapp2.ini"
    
    unix2dos.exe Winapp2.ini
    goto end
    :NOC
    echo no connection
    
    :end
    ccleaner.exe
    
    

     

    The problem with this is that it executes unix2dos.exe Winapp2.ini but does not check to see if unix2dos.exe exists on the system to make the conversion.

  5. CCleaner 5.25 can't recognize winapp2.ini although I put it in %Program Files%\CCleaner\ folder.

     

    I have reinstalled CCleaner but it resolves nothing.

     

    Any idea of workarounds?

    Will it recognize the INI file if you run it as a portable?

     

     

     

    @ ROCKNROLL -  Since v5.25 has been released, maybe update the INI version to match the new release with any updates, this way you do not have to update the INI file until a new version of Ccleaner is released.

  6. APMichael mentioned a way to do this with Notepad++ some time ago: https://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=32310&p=276966

     

    He also mentioned Trim.bat also counts the number of entries.

     

    Robert just counted the number of entries manually himself and Notepad++ comes up with the same. Sometimes I forget to update that number.

     

    Nice work guys.  I just ran the TRIM.BAT and id does come up with 2578

    CREATING FALSE/TRUE VARIANTS #_ZAP_WINAPP2.INI + #_DEBUG_ZAP_WINAPP2.INI
    14:32:13.74 - 14:32:05.92 = 7820 mSec   = Counted 2578 Configuration blocks
    
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    Awesome

     

    One more thing I forgot to mention and I do not know how he gets that figure.  Just below the version number, there is this:

    ; Notes
    ; # of entries: 2,579
    

    Unless he can tell us, my suggestion would be to eliminate that count until a correct number of entries count can be placed within the file

  8. I usually leave that up to Robert, as I don't know what the proper version number is, as a rarely use CCleaner.

     By looking at the version number in the file Version: v5.21.160816 that tells me it's for Ccleaner v5.21 and file release date of August 16, 2016

    We are currently on v5.24.5839 and you updated the INI file on December 09,2016, so I would venture to say that internal version number should be v5.24.161209

     

    So I would suggest you also make that change when updating the final INI file to be downloaded so there is a way for the users to keep track of which file they have.

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