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TFTP service not starting in 10.9.1

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The TFTP service in 10.9.1 refuse to start on Windows 7 64 bits...  It is reporting a port conflict but there is no UDP 69 or TCP 8099 in use...  After removing 10.9.1, cleaning the registry and installing 10.9.0 with HF1/2/3, TFTP start without problem.  Anybody seen this?

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    Hi,

    we've identified the issue in TFTP server shipped with Toolset 10.9.1. It'll be fixed in future releases.

    For now you can use this workaround:

    Create a local group named "Everyone" manually and add as members all the users you want to work with TFTP Server. This group is then used for accessing TFTP Rootdir (by default "C:\TFTP-Root") - all the group members will have full permissions to that directory.

    Another workaround is to use TFTP Server from 10.9.0.

    We're sorry for this inconvenience.

    Jan Manek

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    Hi,

    we've identified the issue in TFTP server shipped with Toolset 10.9.1. It'll be fixed in future releases.

    For now you can use this workaround:

    Create a local group named "Everyone" manually and add as members all the users you want to work with TFTP Server. This group is then used for accessing TFTP Rootdir (by default "C:\TFTP-Root") - all the group members will have full permissions to that directory.

    Another workaround is to use TFTP Server from 10.9.0.

    We're sorry for this inconvenience.

    Jan Manek

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