|
Register | FAQ | The Twelve Commandments | Members List | Calendar | Arcade | Find the Best VPN | Today's Posts | Search |
General Mac OSX Support For general issues regarding Mac OS X users |
| LinkBack | Thread Tools | Display Modes |
| |||
Sounds like the issues here are serious, so I'll skip the mundane solution. Do you use a proxy to connect? Or some sort of netmask? As a way to check, go to whatismyip.com and see if the IP displayed there matches your actual IP and is not a proxy nor a netmask. |
| |||
test Quote:
|
| |||
Re: Same problem about Red Dot on OSX... Quote:
I regret wasting my $9.50. The previous Limewire did work occasionally, but even the .jum update isn't fixing this problem. Mac OS X.2.6, 600 Mhz iBook |
| |||
Alright, your firewall is off? Once again, are you in an educational institution or on a network? Secondly, how long do you wait for your connections before searching? I'd suggest waiting about 5 minutes, because it can often take limewire a couple mins to establish four stable ultrapeer connections, as often they fall out. Do you use other gnutella software at the same time? Or have u used it previous? Because it may be set that you're listening on a diff port than 6346, oten 6347 or 6348, so open those ports too. |
| |||
Re: Re: Same problem about Red Dot on OSX... I'm a home user, so routers and hardware Firewalls are out. I shut off OS X's Firewall, also opened all the FTP ports. Maybe a future .jum build will improve matters. Thanks. Jkirk |
| |||
Re: Re: Re: Same problem about Red Dot on OSX... Quote:
Hey, good news ! Maybe it'll help somebody else: I had restarted after opening the FTP port, even tried shutting the Firewall off, didn't help. Until I had to do a full shutoff overnight, not something I usually do. The next day, LimeWire worked fine. Now, if the Force Resume would only be able to fix the "Awaiting Sources" problem, things would be sweet. Jkirk |
| |