tcdownload.cmd v1.2b - Downloads latest version of Total Commander

[white]

Sounds good, doesn't work

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TCDOWNLOAD v1.2b

Latest final version : ns.cloudflareletters:~com,1
Latest beta version  : ns.cloudflare release candidate -228

Downloading "https://www.totalcommander.ch/nscloudflare/tcmdnscloudflareletters:~com,1x64.exe"
curl: (22) The requested URL returned error: 404

Thanks for testing. It seems your output of nslookup looks different than I thought it could be. So, the tool needs improvement .

What do you get when you execute "nslookup -type=TXT releaseversion.ghisler.com 8.8.8.8" in a command prompt window?
(or with different dns server if you used a different dns server)

[KozakMak]

2white
primary name server = nero.ns.cloudflare.com
responsible mail addr = dns.cloudflare.com

and yes, your script is 674 lines of code, mine is only 6. It does the same thing

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@ECHO OFF
@for /f tokens^=1-3^ delims^=^" %%i in ('
  curl.exe "https://www.ghisler.com/download.htm" -s ^
  ^| FINDSTR /IRC:"href=.*tcmd[0-9]*x64\.exe"
') do (
  if not exist "%%~nxj" curl.exe "%%j" -OR#
)

[nsp]

2white
primary name server = nero.ns.cloudflare.com
responsible mail addr = dns.cloudflare.com

and yes, your script is 674 lines of code, mine is only 6. It does the same thing

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@ECHO OFF
@for /f tokens^=1-3^ delims^=^" %%i in ('
  curl.exe "https://www.ghisler.com/download.htm" -s ^
  ^| FINDSTR /IRC:"href=.*tcmd[0-9]*x64\.exe"
') do (
  if not exist "%%~nxj" curl.exe "%%j" -OR#
)

Your code only download latest full release and does not have any comments so the comparison is just unfair .

[white]

primary name server = nero.ns.cloudflare.com
responsible mail addr = dns.cloudflare.com

Thanks, but I don't think you understood my question. I need the output of the nslookup command, which seems to be different on your system then I expected it could be.

[KozakMak]

2white
https://ibb.co/FkLskLPT

2nsp

[white]

https://ibb.co/FkLskLPT

Thanks!
Does that also happen without the 8.8.8.8 address?
Does it still happen when you try again?
Does the version check in Total Commander work when you use a previous version?

[nsp]

@KozakMak judt a guess, csn you try with dns 1.1.1.1 instead of 8.8.8.8 ?