Sunday 20 April 2008

Release: NavBot rev. G

Hi everyone! For your trading pleasure, we announce the newly-released NavBot rev. G!

Changes include:
  • Trinity maps and data
  • List of purchases to make for each trade
  • Even titles in the HTML!

Contributions to the Open Source project are always welcome!

Happy trading :-)

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

program installs fine, but says there is another copy running in the taskbar, even when there isn't.

debug info
System.Net.HttpListenerException: Access is denied
at System.Net.HttpListener.AddAll()
at System.Net.HttpListener.Start()
at EveMarketTool.PageServer..ctor()
at NavBot.InitialForm.TryToStartNavBot()

Running on Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit

OpenCloud said...

Hi there Anon,

It might be that you need to run NavBot with administritive rights. Try creating a shortcut to it, then right-clicking on it and changing the properties to run it as an administrator.

Let me know how it goes!

Miniloops said...

Hi, I've got the same problem on the same operating system. The progamme installed fine and worked the first time when I ran eve after starting it. Now it returns this same error each time, even when run as an admin.

Any ideas?

Cheers

Anonymous said...

1st Anon here.

It doesn't give me the option to run it as admin, and it works fine if i rerun the setup.exe, until I either reboot my computer, or close the application.

Anonymous said...

Yeah, Running it as admin worked (I had to find the original EXE), why is it you don't install into the Program Files directory?

OpenCloud said...

Huh, how about that? I think under XP it does install itself into the Program Files directory, but on Vista it goes into the user's AppData path. It's just the MS default setup - I guess to get around UAC problems.

For anyone else with this problem: you can find the executable by searching for "NavBot.exe". It's inside \User\YourUserName\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0\[some random characters]\[some more random characters]\navb..[random characters]\NavBot.exe
Yeah, I told you to search for it!

Sorry for the inconvenience, maybe I'll look at forcing the MS setup to install to Program Files seeing as we need Administrator rights anyway...