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Step 6 - Obtain the new SNF Server executable from Pete. It will be called something other than SNFServer.exe. For example, it may be called something like this: SNFServerV3.1.2-E3.1.5.
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Step 7 - Go to your SNFServerSwap\Truck\Build\ directory. Find and delete the SNFServer.exe that is there. Copy the new SNF Server executable (SNFServerV3.1.2-E3.1.4) to your SNFServerSwap\Truck\Build\ folder. Next, make a copy of the SNFServerV3.1.2-E3.1.5 and name it SNFServer.exe. So now you will have a SNFServerV3.1.2-E3.1.4 and a SNFServer.exe in the Build directory
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Step 7 - Go to your SNFServerSwap\Truck\Build\ directory. Find and delete the SNFServer.exe that is there. Copy the new SNF Server executable (SNFServerV3.1.2-E3.1.5) to your SNFServerSwap\Truck\Build\ folder. Next, make a copy of the SNFServerV3.1.2-E3.1.5 and name it SNFServer.exe. So now you will have a SNFServerV3.1.2-E3.1.4 and a SNFServer.exe in the Build directory
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Step 8 - In your SNFServerSwap folder you will find an NSIS Script file called MessageSnifferRestorer2_1. Right-click the file and open/edit it with a text editor of your choice (Notepad, Textpad, Notepad ++).Find the line that says something similar to this following (the version number may be different):
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!define SNIFFER_SERVER_SPECIFIER "V3.1.2-E3.1.4". Next, remove the "V3.1.2-E3.1.4" and add the new Sniffer Server version number. For example, in the case of SNFServerV3.1.2-E3.1.5, the version number would be "V3.1.2-E3.1.5". Close and save the file.
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