Shocking, I know - but my Limewire searches are dead

birdy · #21 (**permalink**) January 10th, 2009

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Originally Posted by bazzbozz

I d/l the link/program/files you suggested and unzipped whatever files were there, but I don't see a condi.jar file in the folder where they were saved to, could there be another name or are they hidden in one of the folders?

Just click on the link in mrogers' post & then choose to save the file. If you save it to your desktop, then the condi log file will also show up on your desktop. After the file finishes downloading, double click on the file named condi (has a Java emblem) on your desktop & it will start running

bazzbozz · #22 (**permalink**) January 12th, 2009

Thanx for your replay Birdy! Well I did what you asked and the same thing happens, I get a folder named condi.zip on my desktop and when I try to open it a folder opens up with a bunch of other files and folders but no condi.jar program/file/folder! Am I really stupid or is something not happening here? I'm lost, is there something I'm doing wrong or is there another solution?

bazzbozz · #23 (**permalink**) January 12th, 2009

I've just searched my entire hard drive for any condi.jar program and it doesn't find any, is there another name or link to d/l from?

BCOOL · #24 (**permalink**) January 12th, 2009

Howz It guys

I to am having the same problem with very little or no search returns.This started a few weeks back...I have a old version of limewire Pro 4.9.37 that has worked flawlessly until now...What I wanted to add is the very same problem is also affecting frostwire 4.17.2,there latest release...frostwire was also working flawlessly until a few weeks ago...I find it very strange that both LW and FW developed the same problem at the same time...what do you think?

Aloha,bcool

stief · #25 (**permalink**) January 12th, 2009

bcool--see http://www.gnutellaforums.com/downlo...tml#post335648 if you want to help track down this problem.

bazzbozz--your OS or browser is turning the condi.jar file into a folder. A .jar file normally does not show as a folder. What browser and OS are you using?

BCOOL · #26 (**permalink**) January 12th, 2009

How It stief,

"Shocking, I know - but my Limewire searches are dead" is the thread I'm posting in

...I've tried all suggestions in this thread but the problem remains the same...Are you suggesting that I run the software at http://limewire.org/debug/condi.jar and send the results? If so,can do.

Mahalo,bcool

stief · #27 (**permalink**) January 12th, 2009

aloha bcool

Yes, the link was intended to point out mrogers' post (several above), so you could run the condi.jar.

Cheers

BCOOL · #28 (**permalink**) January 12th, 2009

HowzIt,

OK,I ran the ConnectionDiagnostics software and e-mailed the results.Lets hope this will help solve our problem...I wanted to let you know The ConnectionDiagnostics software I ran put the condi.log file in the Program Files/Mozilla Firefox folder. I had to do a search to find it.That's not what I was expecting.

Aloha,bcool

birdy · #29 (**permalink**) January 12th, 2009

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Originally Posted by BCOOL

I wanted to let you know The ConnectionDiagnostics software I ran put the condi.log file in the Program Files/Mozilla Firefox folder. I had to do a search to find it.That's not what I was expecting.

Aloha,bcool

Same thing happened to me originally, when I ran the file rather than saving it.. mrogers asked me to save the file to my desktop & see where the condi log ended up - it showed up on the desktop

BCOOL · #30 (**permalink**) January 12th, 2009

Ya that's it.I ran it not saved it.Thanks

bcool