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![]() Thanks for all the support. I have installed the latest FrostWire 4 (4.21.8) for Mac, yet it does not open in OS X 10.9.4. I have turned off both the Mac firewall and Little Snitch, yet the issues remain: LimeWire does not connect and WireShare does not connect and shows the pesky window ("WireShare has encountered an internal error"). I have deleted all rules for LimeWire on both firewalls, and when opening gain LimeWire, both firewalls ask for permission. Yet, there are no rules for WireShare on either firewall and they do not ask for permission ever about WireShare. Anyway, I have added WireShare to both firewalls granting permission to no avail. The issues remain. Yes, I port forwarded the router, using such ports for LimeWire and WireShare to no avail. The issues remain, even using Universal Plug 'n' play (recommended). The other Mac (iMac) works OK with WireShare as said, which means turbocharged (five blue bars) in a second. Both Macs are connected to the same router. I have FTTH (200 Mbps symmetrical connection). Disabling all Ultrapeer, DHT and TLS does not fix the issues on LimeWire or WireShare. Amazing. I wonder what is going on preventing LimeWire and WireShare connecting on the Mac mini. |
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![]() The WireShare 5.6.4.1 (Java 1.6.0_65) on the iMac (OS X 10.9.4 Mavericks) with the default installation takes one minute to connect (turbo-charged with five green first to eventually blue bars). It is set as 32-bit mode in the Finder - Get Info and has the WireShare - Preferences - Advanced - Listening Ports as Gnutella port: 6346 Use Universal Plug 'n' Play (Recommended) SELECTED Manual port forward: 6346 NOT selected BitTorrents ports: 6881 to 6889 Use Universal Plug 'n' Play (Recommented) SELECTED On the other hand, the Tools - Advanced Tools shows Port 6346 and shows five connected servers eventually. With the same configuration, WireShare on the Mac mini never connects (shows Connecting all the time with all the five bars gray) and takes a frustrating 20 minutes to check all servers at Tools - Advanced Tools and shows Port 6346 on such window with no connected servers at all. During such 20 minutes, up to three "WireShare has encountered a problem" pesky windows show (stacked one below the other). If you close them all manually, they show again for such 20 minutes. During that period you cannot select any menu or change any configuration until you close all and every of such pesky windows, and since they show again after two or three seconds once manually closed, it is almost IMPOSSIBLE to do anything during such 20 minutes (not even quitting WireShare, until you close such pesky windows, which is not easy since they reproduce after two to three seconds). REALLY FRUSTRATING. I think that such window is shown every time that Tools - Advanced Tools scans a new server with no connection, since after 20 minutes such scan stops and also the pesky window do not show again if manually closed. Update: it shows again (up to three stacked windows as well), but if you close them manually they do not show for 1 minute and 30 seconds (instead of two or three seconds as described above), so is less frustrating. It would be great if such pesky window showed ONLY ONCE in future versions of WireShare, or at least did not block selecting menus, changing configurations, etc as now happens. As said this is the most frustrating part, besides not having connection, of course. But there is something else which is weird. Even if I set the Manual port forward: 6346 on the Mac mini, and later on I select Use Universal Plug 'n' Play (Recommended) when I close such window and open again or when I quit and open again WireShare, it has changed to Manual port forward: 46189 even though it is not selected, because the Use Universal Plug 'n' Play (Recommended) is selected as said. So, it changes automatically from 6346 to 46189. I do not know if that gives some clue of what is going on, or if it is relevant at all, but that does not happen on the iMac where ShareWire works. Doing more testing it changed from 6346 to 50672 on both Gnutella port and Manual port forward even though the Use Universal Plug 'n' Play (Recommended) was selected. But remained as 6346 on Tools - Advanced Tools Just in case such information is useful. As always, any idea will be most appreciated. Last edited by GeX; August 23rd, 2014 at 01:19 PM. |
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