Bugfix: Crash while saving when hosts was disabled and enabled together #19
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April 2, 2017 20:49
When the HostsFile was disabled (hosts.disabled file exists and no hosts file), saving would lead the program to create a new hosts file. If the user wanted to disable the HostsFile the again, the program would crash. Now before saving the program checks if there exists a hosts.disabled file and if yes, tells the user that he/she needs to enable the HostsFile before editing entries.
Added an additional check to make sure that the program doesn't crash when both enabled and disabled HostsFile exist at the same time.
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When the HostsFile was disabled (hosts.disabled file exists and no hosts file), saving would lead the program to create a new hosts file. If the user wanted to disable the HostsFile the again, the program would crash.
Now before saving the program checks if there exists a hosts.disabled file and if yes, tells the user that he/she needs to enable the HostsFile before editing entries.