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Pretty easy to do, though I'd say it's a bit of a dubious use case. I don't parse session logs, is there a particular format this message should take in order to appear consistent with other log entries?

Did 11612 fix this?

Can you visit the closet when logging in normally? (without KoLmafia). Have you tried putting something IN your closet? Can you turn debugging on AND "verbosely log communication..." in the settings, then try logging in? (Hint: To access the graphical CLI before logging in, you can select it...

In the case of Anapests, I'm assuming the familiar message becomes genericized, similar to what happens in haiku combat. Tracking it would be possible, but not trivial. It probably gets tiring, as reports of things not working under anapests/haiku combat tend to crop up almost every other week.

I just tested this out, the reg query works, the problem is just that the stdout of reg query in Windows XP is slightly different to the output of the same query in Windows Vista+ This ammendment to my earlier patch should detect if it's running the older version of reg query and adjust the...

Well, it shows that the fallback method would probably work okay for people running Red Hat based distros (such as Fedora, RHEL, CentOS).

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that too.

The fallback method, which is currently the only method being used for Linux if you leave it at default, is just trying a bunch of commonly known browsers and launching the first one that works. If Holatuwol reverts the change made in r11598 and adds in some exception handling, we should be...

Sorry, I'm on a different computer again, I use Firefox here on a fairly fresh install of Windows 8, and it's an SSD, so it's a lot quicker, but I did try what you said earlier for chrome.exe on the other computer earlier and it took about 5 seconds, but Windows will cache the results of dir if...

Sorry Hola, but that's not a very good idea. process.waitFor() is a blocking operation and dir /s has the potential to cause several seconds of delay. What do you have against querying the registry? It's literally how Windows would do it if you typed "iexplore" into the run dialog. Edit: For...

Changing what is in app path won't actually change your default browser to the 64-bit one, it just changes what typing "iexplore" into the run dialog will be interpreted as. Perhaps that would be a simple solution?

You can either change what Microsoft registers as the app path for internet explorer or just specify "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" By default, Microsoft registers both the iexplore app path and the Wow6432Node app path at the 32-bit location. Edit: We could write some code...

I don't think the current implementation will expand environment variables. If you apply my patch you can just set "iexplore" as the preferred browser and it should work.

Some suggested improvements to the brute forcing method used for Windows (ie. use less brute force). Reposted here.

Perhaps r11598 could be rolled back, as it does not appear to be what was causing the issue.

I assumed the latter. KDE comes with it's own browser launcher which could be added for this purpose, "kfmclient openURL". It would need special handling because "which" would mess things up for it.

There's no such thing as that method doing nothing, it's either working or throwing an exception. What's doing nothing is your exception handler. You should also add gvfs-open to your list of UNIX_BROWSERS and remove all the "which" stuff as it's not needed when you're using handlers instead of...

Okay, 2nd question, are you in a headless environment? Edit: Wait, that's a silly question because you probably wouldn't be clicking a button if you were.

I'm currently looking at the code for this. I think there's a bit too much guesswork being done by KoLmafia for people who specify their web brower manually. I'd like to offer some improvements. Do you have your preferred browser set to "chrome" or do you have it set to the full path, ie...

Ah, didn't realize you couldn't "get" the preference either. Yes if you could do this it would help, as the codepath is completely different if you have this set.