Ulrich Holeschak

I have patched the `Batteries_V2 `INIT function as follow to directly load the library from the correct location (in this case the e_sqlite3mc library): ``` public static void Init() {...

After debugging if found the reason is very simple. `BluetoothAuthenticateDeviceEx()` returns false so the callback is never called. Simply add: ``` bool success = NativeMethods.BluetoothAuthenticateDeviceEx(IntPtr.Zero, IntPtr.Zero, ref info, null, BluetoothAuthenticationRequirements.MITMProtectionRequired)...

Thanks seems to work now correctly. The result code of `BluetoothAuthenticateDeviceEx()` is `ERROR_GEN_FAILURE (31)` if `info.fAuthenticated == 0` and `info.fConnected = 1`. Maybe in this state it makes no sense...

This is easy to fix. Change this line in scancode.conf: `special[] = NOKILL`

Use my patch above and it will not be killed any more. I am using now an automated script that patches the docker image after installation (with multiple fixes).

No this is not a bug, simply your system is to slow and a timeout occurs.

I expect the watchdog processing in scancode is buggy. If the summary time is to long it always gets killed. It seems that the alive handling in scancode is not...

Basically the bat is like this (only the scancode patch in this case): The chmod fixes an additional rights problem, ``` SETLOCAL EnableDelayedExpansion set "BatDir=%~dp0" set "ContainerId=%1" IF "!ContainerId!"=="" (...

Sometimes getLicenseById() could also return null in getFilesWithLicensesFromClearings() in this case the functions crashes. This could be fixed by adding: `if (is_null($concludedLicense)) { ` ` continue; ` ` } `...

Ok, the official version would be to add a check mark in the GUI for this option and to write a help text. But I see the problem, that if...