Stefan Steiger

Same problem with ``` node-v8.6.0-win-x64 node-v9.9.0-win-x64 ``` and if you rename the file or move them, it will fail with unable to create folder, please re-run as administrator. Appart from...

Maybe somebody should test the npm updater **WITHOUT ADMIN RIGHTS**...

@createdbyjurand: **WITHOUT** admin rights... You don't need admin rights to replace a bunch of file with another bunch of files... (as long as you have write access to the files/directories)

@createdbyjurand: Just saying, we run node in a corporate environment, and as developers, we have **no** admin rights. If an npm-update or a script therein requires admin rights, that breaks...

You don't have to put it into `C:/Users/My Name/Roaming/Whatever` you can use any directory as long as it is user-writeable. I have all programs on D:\Programs, none of them require...

Never mind stream.TargetHostName, it's not working ... Dilettantes at work. Just use stream-extended instead, so far works fine everywhere.

Never mind, it does work with stream.TargetHostName. But you need to set ServerCertificateSelectionCallback and use SslServerAuthenticationOptions: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/57105 ``` System.Net.Security.SslServerAuthenticationOptions sslOptions = new System.Net.Security.SslServerAuthenticationOptions { // ServerCertificate = certificate, ServerCertificateSelectionCallback =...

@Sappharad: Yea, not entirely. If I guess correctly, he wanted to add it as interface, so you don't need to have ImageSharp as dependency. He then added a default-source back...

@PhenX: Be careful about everything you read on hanselman's blog. It's usually not really well researched, obsolete the day it is published, doesn't go into depth, and he doesn't tell...

It may be an issue that has been fixed in PdfSharp after MigraDocCore has branched from MigraDoc.NET. Or it may be incorrect font handling.