Windows 64-Bit exe fails on dump command with stack trace

[Zer0x00]

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To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Program parameter:. \decode-config_win64.exe -d < device ip > --backup-file Config-@f --backup-type json 2. Result:

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According to https://tasmota.github.io/docs/#/Upgrading?id=decode-config-tool the command should create a new backup straight from the device.

Version Information (please complete the following information):

• decode-config: [e.g. use decode-config -VV to retrieve the info]:

  
  decode-config_win64.exe v8.2.0.0 [00063] by Norbert Richter <nr@prsolution.eu>

Script: decode-config.py Python: 3.6.8 Platform: Windows-10-10.0.18362-SP0 - AMD64 OS: Windows 10 10.0.18362 Time: 2020-03-26 00:26:18

- 'system' information of your Tasmota data (append `-g System` to your decode-config parameter, e. g. `decode-config -f myconfig.dmp -g System`):  

{ "bootcount":12, "cfg_crc":"0x4c46", "cfg_crc32":"0x543b80aa", "cfg_holder":4617, "cfg_size":4096, "cfg_timestamp":1584881422, "displays":"0xffffffff", "energy_kWhtotal_time":1579366855, "flag2":{ "axis_resolution":0 }, "flag4":"0x00000000", "header":{ "data":{ "crc":"0x2c6a", "crc32":"0x543b80aa", "size":4096, "version":"0x8010000" }, "format":{ "jsoncompact":false, "jsonhidepw":false, "jsonindent":null, "jsonsort":true }, "os":[ "AMD64", "Windows", "10", "10.0.18362", "Windows-10-10.0.18362-SP0" ], "python":"3.6.8", "script":{ "name":"decode-config.py", "version":"8.2.0.0 [00063]" }, "template":{ "crc":"0x4c46", "crc32":"0x543b80aa", "size":4096, "version":"0x8010000" }, "timestamp":"2020-03-22 12:50:22" }, "last_module":0, "monitors":"0xffffffff", "rgbwwTable":[ 255, 255, 255, 255, 255 ], "save_flag":1045, "sps30_inuse_hours":0, "timezone_minutes":0, "version":"0x8010000" }

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[curzon01]

Does \decode-config_win64.exe -d<device ip> working on this device?

Does \decode-config_win64.exe -d<device ip> -o test working on this device?

What's the FriendlyName1 of this device?

[Zer0x00]

Yes, -d <device ip> works, but appending -o test does not work. Throws the same error as in the picture above.

FriendlyName1 is kueche-jalousie