Closed ThiloteE closed 1 year ago
Thanks for bringing the issue to our attention.
We are in contact with the FlatPak maintainer and the Arch Linux (AUR) maintainer and no one else. We are not really happy that third party sites are distributing our software without any prior contact and without any way to contact them when necessary, see below.
As for BB 102.14.0-bb39. We released it on 1st of August 2023 and shortly after we were alerted to an issue with NNTP/news. Sadly we made a mistake in applying code that worked in version 115 to version 102 where it didn't work (change of API name). So we had to completely replace 102.14.0.
The checksum changed from 7946da74d9a34bb19eb501ff16f4d5459007180fdc693682187643684bb829cc to 3d24c286a7efa961666f89f54ca9b2bf5db0cb5da623560851d827da829d2e3f for the Windows installer.
Maybe this line "File appears to be downloaded already." gives a hint. Does the situation improve if you delete your local download? Can you run sha256sum
on it?
We're closing this issue since we can't action it.
The file was downloaded already, because it was downloaded the first time I attempted the upgrade process, which failed and the error message I sent you was from my second attempt at upgrading.
I checked the temp folder and executing sha256sum
on the file betterbird-102.14.0-bb39.en-US.win64.installer
indeed outputs the hash 3d24c286a7efa961666f89f54ca9b2bf5db0cb5da623560851d827da829d2e3f
, which should be correct.
I then executed
choco upgrade betterbird --checksum 3d24c286a7efa961666f89f54ca9b2bf5db0cb5da623560851d827da829d2e3f
and the upgrade was then successful.
I found a link to the person that maintains the package on chocolatey: https://community.chocolatey.org/packages/betterbird/ContactOwners
Thanks for all the information. It will be helpful.
To install Betterbird on Windows 10, I used the chocolatey package manager. Got this error during attempted upgrade of the Betterbird package.
I don't know, if Betterbird manages the BB chocolatey package, or some third party, but I thought it probably should be mentioned here.