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Jan 17, 2017
12:49 PM
MSI log files, what does MSI (s) and MSI (c) mean?
When I look through my msi log files I see lines that begin with:
What do the (s), (c), (S), (C) stand for? I have a hunch it refers to the sequence the setup is in at the time, UI sequence or Execute sequence. But I'm not 100% sure about that.
Also, the (88:DC), (9C:80), (9C:E4), (88!18), and a few others....what do they refer to?
MSI (s) (88:DC)
MSI (c) (9C:80)
Property(S):
Property(C):
What do the (s), (c), (S), (C) stand for? I have a hunch it refers to the sequence the setup is in at the time, UI sequence or Execute sequence. But I'm not 100% sure about that.
Also, the (88:DC), (9C:80), (9C:E4), (88!18), and a few others....what do they refer to?
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Jan 17, 2017
03:05 PM
s = Server
c = Client
c = Client
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