Updater 2?

[Brian Hogue]

Does Updater 2 include Updater 1? Or do I need to apply 1 followed by 2?
Thanks in advance

-brian

[stoem]

Updater 1 includes Updater 2. However you must still apply the Updater 2 after installing the latest installer from the macromedia website.

stoem

[Brian Hogue]

Stoem -

I am confused. Please help. With other MM products, 2 is a later version
than 1. This suggests that 1) I apply Updater 1 and then Updater 2 or 2) I
apply only Updater 2 since it includes Updater 1. Your response is very
different.

-brian

"stoem" <stefan@flashcomguru.com> wrote in message
news:d1rvtp$ifb$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> Updater 1 includes Updater 2. However you must still apply the Updater 2

after installing the latest installer from the macromedia website.

>
> stoem
>

[stoem]

Sorry, no wonder you're confused. That was my fault, it should have read 'Updater 2 contains Updater 1'.

stoem

[myIP]

Ok, lets clarify some things here. Stoem wrote "Updater 1 includes Updater 2",
which later replys back saying it suppose to be "Updater 2 includes Updater 1".
I understand stoem message up to this point. In the next sentence, "you must
still apply the Updater 2 after installing the latest installer from the
macromedia website". What exactly is the "latest installer"? If I install
this "latest installer" I have to re-apply Updater 2? Please help.

[stoem]

What I am trying to say is this:
If you download the FCS software and install it then it will check out as
version 1.5. Only after you apply Updater 2 will you be running 1.5.2

<fcs_install_dir> must be substituted with your actual installation directory,
usually this is
C:\Program Files\Macromedia\Flash Communication Server MX

Hope this helps

stoem

[myIP]

It?s starting to make sense.? In c-prompt, I need to do these lines now:
xcopy *.exe fcs_1_5_backup
xcopy *.dll fcs_1_5_backup
xcopy modules fcs_1_5_backup\modules /s /i
I tried the line on top and c-prompt does not recognizes it. Also I have no
modules directory, should I have one?

[stoem]

Hi,
you don't need to use the msdos prompt to copy, you can simply copy and paste the files in place, replacing any existing ones

stoem

[myIP]

why hell did it not say that in the first place? :) Thanks I installed it.