Does two things wrong:

1) Searches "network" for upgrade locations. If you are on a network
(duh), this adds excessive time to look for what to update.

2) The updater log indicates that a "FileMaker.old" folder is created
to store the pre-update version.

After the installer is finished, this folder is nowhere to be found.


Apart from these two terribly obvious glitches, though, it seems like I
got updated correctly (maybe) to 7.0v3


FWIW.

- Steve

In article <051020041412536777%maser (AT) removethistoreply (DOT) umich.edu>,
Steve Maser <maser (AT) removethistoreply (DOT) umich.edu> wrote:

The updater announces first, that it is backing up the program files
and finally, that it is removing it.

--
Tom Stiller

PGP fingerprint = 5108 DDB2 9761 EDE5 E7E3
7BDA 71ED 6496 99C0 C7CF

Which is different (and wrong, IMO) behavior from the 7.0v2 updater.

- Steve

Steve Maser wrote:

Sounds good to me. If something goes wrong with the update, the
installer does *not* delete the old file. But if it works, why would I
want an old version lying around that could accidently open if I
double-click an FM file? If I want to keep the old version, I'll make a
backup.