Originally Posted By: jomalin
Originally Posted By: argv0
And report the results of the following command:

//echo -a $version $os $md5($mircexe,2) $file($mircexe).sig $dll(0) $script(0)


It shows me:
7.22 7 157e5a5cafbe62d384ca9536966cc364 fail 0 1

Looks like ".sig" fails on Windows 7! That is another bug? All the properties of $file works except "sig". These are all executed in my mIRC 7.22:

//echo -a $file($mircexe).size --> 3256408
//echo -a $file($mircexe).ctime --> 1323303119
//echo -a $file($mircexe).mtime --> 1318526031
//echo -a $file($mircexe).atime --> 1323638764
//echo -a $file($mircexe).shortfn --> C:\PROGRA~2\mIRC\mirc.exe
//echo -a $file($mircexe).longfn --> C:\Program Files (x86)\mIRC\mirc.exe
//echo -a $file($mircexe).attr --> a
//echo -a $file($mircexe).sig --> fail

Executing mIRC with administrator privileges does the same, the "sig" fails.


It's not a bug. The correct MD5 hash for the 7.22 mirc.exe is 912dfaee60f144853a33231688312686. Your mirc.exe file has either been modified or corrupted.

I'd suggest downloading the mIRC installer directly from mirc.com and installing it over your installation so that it will replace the file.

Did you originally download mIRC 7.22 from a source other than mirc.com?