Remove WAT V2.2.5.2 - Windows 7 Activation Setup Free
Harriet Wehrenberg
I installed both Python 2.7 and Python 2.6.5. I don't know what went wrong, but nothing related to Python seems to work any more. e.g. "setup.py install" for certain packages don't recognize the "install" parameter and other odd phenomena...
where python --> yields nothing, and you are free to install another version from source / anaconda and (after adding its address to Environment Variables -> Path) you will find that very python you just installed
It's actually quite simple.When you installed it, you must have done it using some .exe file (I am assuming). Just run that .exe again, and then there will be options to modify Python. Just select the "Complete Uninstall" option, and the EXE will completely wipe out python for you.
I know it is an old question, but I ran into this problem with 2.7 and 3.5. Though 2.7 would not show up in my default windows uninstall list, it showed up fine in the ccleaner tools tab under uninstall. Uninstalled and reinstalled afterwards and it has been smooth coding ever since.
If you still have the python installer on your PC, you can double-click on it (run it, it will open the installer window), and select the "Uninstall" option. It will uninstall that python version (if the installer is for Python3.9, then Python3.9 will be uninstalled, if it is for Python3.10, then that version...)
Almost all of the python files should live in their respective folders (C:\Python26 and C:\Python27). Some installers (ActiveState) will also associate .py* files and add the python path to %PATH% with an install if you tick the "use this as the default installation" box.
I placed a copy of Python27 back in that original folder, at C:\Python\Python27, and re-ran the same failing Python27 installer. It was happy locating those items and removing them, and proceeded with the install.
You could have some insight to this by opening "regedit" and searching for "Python27" - a registry key appeared in my command-shell Cache pointing at c:\python\python27\ (which had been removed and was not present when searching in the registry upon finding it).
A new telepresence connect --proxy-via CIDR=WORKLOAD flag was introduced, allowing Telepresence to translate DNS responses matching specific subnets into virtual IPs that are used locally. Those virtual IPs are then routed (with reverse translation) via the pod's of a given workload. This makes it possible to handle custom DNS servers that resolve domains into loopback IPs.Make namespace-id command default to the manager's namespace.The command telepresence namespace-id will no longer require a --namespace flag. When not given, the command will default to the namespace of where the traffic-manager is installed or will be installed by default.Never ask for login when traffic-manager is licensed.A licensed traffic-manager does not require that a connecting user is logged in, and telepresence will therefore no longer prompt a user to login when connecting to it.The skipLogin configuration is no longer relevant when the traffic-manager is licensed, instead it will just suppress the login-prompt when a login is required, so that an error is printed instead.The telepresence license --id command was brokenThe telepresence license --id reported a conflict with the --host-domain flag and exited, regardless of the setting of that flag.Make agent registry, name, and tag configurable individually.Prior to this change, it was not possible to just provide a new tag or a new registry for the agent image in the Helm chart and have that override the default fetched from SystemA. Now all three parts can be provided individually or in combinations. An attempt will be made to fetch the preferred image from Ambassador Cloud unless all three are provided.Make cloud-daemon functional without a user-interface.Running the cloud-daemon without a user interface resulted in errors being generated in its log. Trying to run the cloud-daemon in a docker container made it fail and exit (no dbus available). This is now fixed by making the cloud-daemon sensitive to the environment in which it executes so that the systray-app and the notifier never starts unless a UI is present.Include non-default zero values in output of telepresence config view.The telepresence config view command will now print zero values in the output when the default for the value is non-zero.Restore ability to run the telepresence CLI in a docker container.The improvements made to be able to run the telepresence daemon in docker using telepresence connect --docker made it impossible to run both the CLI and the daemon in docker. This commit fixes that and also ensures that the user- and root-daemons are merged in this scenario when the container runs as root.Remote mounts when intercepting with the --replace flag.A telepresence intercept --replace did not correctly mount all volumes, because when the intercepted container was removed, its mounts were no longer visible to the agent-injector when it was subjected to a second invocation. The container is now kept in place, but with an image that just sleeps infinitely.Intercepting with the --replace flag will no longer require all subsequent intercepts to use --replace.A telepresence intercept --replace will no longer switch the mode of the intercepted workload, forcing all subsequent intercepts on that workload to use --replace until the agent is uninstalled. Instead, --replace can be used interchangeably just like any other intercept flag.Kubeconfig exec authentication with context names containing colon didn't work on WindowsThe logic added to allow the root daemon to connect directly to the cluster using the user daemon as a proxy for exec type authentication in the kube-config, didn't take into account that a context name sometimes contains the colon ":" character. That character cannot be used in filenames on windows because it is the drive letter separator.Provide agent name and tag as separate values in Helm chartThe AGENT_IMAGE was a concatenation of the agent's name and tag. This is now changed so that the env instead contains an AGENT_IMAGE_NAME and AGENT_INAGE_TAG. The AGENT_IMAGE is removed. Also, a new env REGISTRY is added, where the registry of the traffic- manager image is provided. The AGENT_REGISTRY is no longer required and will default to REGISTRY if not set.Environment interpolation expressions were prefixed twice.Telepresence would sometimes prefix environment interpolation expressions in the traffic-agent twice so that an expression that looked like $(SOME_NAME) in the app-container, ended up as $(_TEL_APP_A__TEL_APP_A_SOME_NAME) in the corresponding expression in the traffic-agent.Panic in root-daemon on darwin workstations with full access to cluster network.A darwin machine with full access to the cluster's subnets will never create a TUN-device, and a check was missing if the device actually existed, which caused a panic in the root daemon.Version 2.18.1 (December 27, 2023)False conflict when intercepting multiple services with the same service port number that targeted the same pod.Telepresence would report that two intercepts on different service ports were conflicting if those ports used the same service port number and targeted the same pod.Show allow-conflicting-subnets in telepresence status and telepresence config view.The telepresence status and telepresence config view commands didn't show the allowConflictingSubnets CIDRs because the value wasn't propagated correctly to the CLI.Version 2.18.0 (December 15, 2023)Multiple connections in the Intercept Specification.The Intercept Specification can now accommodate multiple connections, making it possible to have simultaneous intercepts that make use of different Kubernetes contexts and/or namespaces.New properties added to the Connection object of the Intercept Spec.The properties Expose, Hostname, and AllowConflictingSubnets was added to the Connection object of the Internet Specification.The directory of the Intercept Specification is now the default docker context.An Intercept Specification that references a Docker build or a Docker compose Service that declares a build, will now set the default context for such builds to the directory from where the Intercept Specification was loaded.The tray application can manage multiple connections and docker mode.The tray application can now manage multiple connections and it is possible to choose if new connections should be using a containerized daemon or a daemon running on the host.Permit templates in the JSON-schema for the Intercept Specification.The JSON-schema for the Intercept Specification will now allow most properties to contain template specifications in the form . The exception is properties that are used for referencing other objects within the specification.The published- and target-port were swapped when exposing Docker compose Service ports.The socat container that deals with exposing docker compose ports by bridging the "telepresence" network to the daemon container network had the published- and target-port swapped, making it impossible to user declarations where the two numbers differed.It is now possible use a host-based connection and containerized connections simultaneously.Only one host-based connection can exist because that connection will alter the DNS to reflect the namespace of the connection. but it's now possible to create additional connections using --docker while retaining the host-based connection.Ability to set the hostname of a containerized daemon.The hostname of a containerized daemon defaults to be the container's ID in Docker. You now can override the hostname using telepresence connect --docker --hostname .New --multi-daemon flag to enforce a consistent structure for the status command output.The output of the telepresence status when using --output json or --output yaml will either show an object where the user_daemon and root_daemon are top level elements, or when multiple connections are used, an object where a connections list contains objects with those daemons. The flag --multi-daemon will enforce the latter structure even when only one daemon is connected so that the output can be parsed consistently. The reason for keeping the former structure is to retain backward compatibility with existing parsers.Make output from telepresence quit more consistent.A quit (without -s) just disconnects the host user and root daemons but will quit a container based daemon. The message printed was simplified to remove some have/has is/are errors caused by the difference.Fix errors about a bad TLS certificate when refreshing the mutator-webhook secret.The agent-injector service will now refresh the secret used by the mutator-webhook each time a new connection is established, thus preventing the certificates to go out-of-sync when the secret is regenerated.Keep telepresence-agents configmap in sync with pod states.An intercept attempt that resulted in a timeout due to failure of injecting the traffic-agent left the telepresence-agents configmap in a state that indicated that an agent had been added, which caused problems for subsequent intercepts after the problem causing the first failure had been fixed.The telepresence status command will now report the status of all running daemons.A telepresence status, issued when multiple containerized daemons were active, would error with "multiple daemons are running, please select one using the --use flag". This is now fixed so that the command instead reports the status of all running daemons.The telepresence version command will now report the version of all running daemons.A telepresence version, issued when multiple containerized daemons were active, would error with "multiple daemons are running, please select one using the --use flag". This is now fixed so that the command instead reports the version of all running daemons.Multiple containerized daemons can now be disconnected using telepresence quit -s.A telepresence quit -s, issued when multiple containerized daemons were active, would error with "multiple daemons are running, please select one using the --use flag". This is now fixed so that the command instead quits all daemons.Version 2.17.1 (November 29, 2023)Intercepting services with the same name but different namespaces caused a conflict.The intercept conflict detection mechanism introduced in 2.17.0 incorrectly claimed that global intercepts on services with the same name, but in different namespaces, interfered with each-other.The DNS search path on Windows is now restored when Telepresence quitsThe DNS search path that Telepresence uses to simulate the DNS lookup functionality in the connected cluster namespace was not removed by a telepresence quit, resulting in connectivity problems from the workstation. Telepresence will now remove the entries that it has added to the search list when it quits.The user-daemon would sometimes get killed when used by multiple simultaneous CLI clients.The user-daemon would die with a fatal "fatal error: concurrent map writes" error in the connector.log, effectively killing the ongoing connection.Multiple services ports using the same target port would not get intercepted correctly.Intercepts didn't work when multiple service ports were using the same container port. Telepresence would think that one of the ports wasn't intercepted and therefore disable the intercept of the container port.Root daemon refuses to disconnect.The root daemon would sometimes hang forever when attempting to disconnect due to a deadlock in the VIF-device.Fix panic in user daemon when traffic-manager was unreachableThe user daemon would panic if the traffic-manager was unreachable. It will now instead report a proper error to the client.Removal of problematic backward support for versions predating 2.6.0.The telepresence helm installer will no longer make attempts to discover and convert workloads that were modified by the telepresence client in versions prior to 2.6.0. Users have reported problems with the job performing this discovery, and it was therefore removed from the helm chart because the support for those versions was dropped some time ago.Version 2.17.0 (November 14, 2023)Telepresence now has a native Istio integration.Telepresence can now create Istio objects to manage traffic, preventing conflicts between its configuration and your mesh's networking configuration.Telepresence will detect intercept conflicts.When creating a personal intercept, if a header conflicts with those from an existing one, Telepresence will return an error indicating which headers are causing the issue. For instance, if you use the command --http-header a=b --http-header c=d, it will throw an error if there is another intercept already using the header --http-header a=b. Furthermore, it will now also detect a global intercept interference.The "context" field wasn't parsed when executing a specification with Docker Compose.When executing an intercept specification with the Docker Compose integration, the context field was not correctly interpreted. Consequently, it was impossible to specify the path to a Compose file from any location other than the working directory.The cloud daemon should not start when calling Telepresence status.The cloud daemon was started when calling Telepresence status while this command should not trigger any action.Cloud daemon running state added to the status command.Calling telepresence status will now display if the cloud daemon is running or not, including in JSON & YAML formats.Changed "current-cluster-id" command to "namespace-id".namespace-id should now be used to get IDs for licenses. --namespace should be used to identify the namespace of the telepresence installationOption to return an error when a personal intercept expires.A new option, --set=intercept.expiredNotifications=true has been introduced in the traffic manager. This option is disabled by default. When enabled, it ensures that any request utilizing a personal header associated with an expired intercept will result in an error (status code 503). This change aims to eliminate potential confusion that may arise when a user requests an endpoint, believing that the intercept is still active when it has actually expired. This feature is only compatible with traffic agent versions greater than or equal to v1.14.0Fix the documentation link displayed in the help command.The command was previously directing users to the OSS website instead of the proprietary documentation.Additional Prometheus metrics to track intercept/connect activityThis feature adds the following metrics to the Prometheus endpoint: connect_count, connect_active_status, intercept_count, and intercept_active_status2.16.1 October 12, 2023)