[Solved] Auto update

[Chalkiejim]

For about the last 4 updates now, the "Auto Updater" has not been working. It will come up and tell me there is a new update.

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When I click on download, it comes up with "Server error. Try again later".

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The only way I can get the update is if I go on the UMS website and download it. I'm hoping there a simple solution to this.

[hoboX10]

I have this same issue. I don't see anything in the logs relating to the auto-updater either so I can't tell why this error message occurs. Hopefully others with the issue decide to post too for more attention.

Edit: Similarly, it was working perfectly fine for me about 2 or 3 months ago maybe, then always gave this error. Nothing changed on my end.

[Gaston62]

Same here...

[hoboX10]

Personal friends of mine who use UMS also have the same issue. Clearly something is wrong with the auto updater, not sure why this thread is being ignored.

[mik_s]

I just checked mine and it does appear that the auto updater is broken at the moment.
Whether it is a bug in UMS or problem with the server giving updates I don't know though.

[hoboX10]

I just checked mine and it does appear that the auto updater is broken at the moment.
Whether it is a bug in UMS or problem with the server giving updates I don't know though.

Thank you for verifying!

[valib]

Fixed in the PR https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer ... /pull/2081 which I hope will be included in the next release. Guys thanks for your inputs.

[Chalkiejim]

So, last week I looked into Java a bit more and the differences between 32bit and 64bit. Then I looked into UMS and realised that although it installs in the x86 program section it also contains some parts of the program in 64bit. With this information I checked to see what version of Java I was running, it was 32bit and up to date.
Now when you install Java, it automatically installs the 32bit as standard, regardless of what browser or system you are running. With this in mind I uninstalled my 32bit Java and installed the 64bit version instead. I checked to make sure that UMS was still running as it was supposed to and waited for the next UMS update.
This morning, (13.6.20), the UMS auto update came up telling me there was a new version, (9.6.0). I clicked the download button and hey presto it worked.
Whether or not I was just lucky or this will actually work for all of you I don't know. This worked for me and is the solution to my particular problem.

[SubJunk]

Hi Chalkiejim, on Windows we don't use the system Java, we include our own one. So you can actually have your one uninstalled if no other programs are relying on it And yes we fixed the auto update

[Chalkiejim]

Yes. I've just uninstalled Java and all is still working. Thanks for the fix.