weird issue i don't know where it coming from
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I am having the same issue
windows 10 Build 19043
The Frozen Throne 1.27
If I leave the proxy as 1.28 I do not receive the error below.
I haven't had luck getting the proxy to resolve the game if I leave the version at 1.28.
I haven't found a link to a 1.28 patch
Run as normal user or as admin returns the same result
couldn't execute "C:\Users\username\wc3proxy-cli.exe": no such file or directory
while executing
"open |[concat $command 2>@1]"
(procedure "::tunnel::start" line 3)
invoked from within
"::tunnel::start $::IP $::VERSION $::EXPANSION"
(procedure "openTunnel" line 3)
invoked from within
"openTunnel"
invoked from within
".controls.bottom.2 invoke "
invoked from within
".controls.bottom.2 instate !disabled { .controls.bottom.2 invoke } "
invoked from within
".controls.bottom.2 instate pressed { .controls.bottom.2 state !pressed; .controls.bottom.2 instate !disabled { .controls.bottom.2 invoke } } "
(command bound to event)```
maybe the path on which the wc3proxy.exe
is located has some space in it?
I definitely didn't test that case. (i just placed it on desktop of a virtual machine, no spaces in user name)
can't debug now, don't have a windows machine handy 😕 (and I barely know TCL 😅 not the wisest choice to write it in)
this was written mostly as a way to get to work on my macOS. the original wc3proxy should work for windows.
(although it's cli only)
I have the same issue as the people above. There are no spaces in the path it is included.
"D:\knasiotis\wc3proxy-cli.exe".
It also keeps running in the background even after showing an error. It doesn't exit.
Apparently it works if I let it 1.28, but it does not work in 1.29 which is a very similar version
I was getting this error too when running on Windows, with version 1.27.
I found that repeatedly trying would eventually work (just click OK on the error then click on the connect button again); at one point I accidentally did 1.28 instead of 1.27 which didn't have any errors, I'm not sure if that was the reason that it sometimes started working with 1.27 afterwards.