http + ftp download plug-in

[joaosaleiro]

Hello,

I'm having a very weird problem with inetc::get that looks like a bug.
A very specific subset of our users are complaining that our installer doesn't work.

What's happening is that inetc::get is failing and it shows in the stack one of it's parameters.
For example, see the code below:

inetc::get /nocancel /translate "Downloading %s" "Connecting ..." second minute hour s "Checking version..." "" /caption " " "http://www.myserver.com/version.xml" "${UPDATES_DIR}\version.xml" /end
Pop $1

inetc::get /translate "Downloading %s" "Connecting ..." second minute hour s "Checking version..." "" /caption " " "http://www.myserver.com/version.xml" "$TEMP\version.xml" /end
Pop $2

inetc::get /noproxy /translate "Downloading %s" "Connecting ..." second minute hour s "Checking version..." "" /caption " " "http://www.myserver.com/version.xml" "${UPDATES_DIR}\version.xml" /end
Pop $3

inetc::get /noproxy /translate "Downloading %s" "Connecting ..." second minute hour s "Checking version..." "" /caption " " "https://www.myserver.com/version.xml" "${UPDATES_DIR}\version.xml" /end
Pop $4

inetc::get "https://www.myserver.com/version.xml" "${UPDATES_DIR}\version.xml" /end
Pop $5

MessageBox MB_OK "normal: $1 --> temp: $2 --> noproxy: $3 --> https: $4 --> noparams: $5 "


The result for this code is:

normal: /nocancel --> temp: /translate --> noproxy: /noproxy --> https: /noproxy --> noparams: https://www.myserver.com/version.xml

So, no matter the call, the error is always the first parameter used.
This doesn't happen with all users, and I haven't figured out what's so specific for those that get the error.

Can you please enlighten me? Is this a bug, or am I missing something?

Thanks!

JS