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May 13th, 2013
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 Very frustrated I discovered a few days ago that I wanted to go back to LPE. I'll save you all the circles I've went around in and just tell you where I'm at now... I have both Java 6 and 7 installed, both 32-bit and 64-bit versions (so LPE is out of reasons to use the java excuse) I have uninstalled my previous installed version via the Revo uninstaller, so I am confident that any remants that would normally be left behind were swept away I downloaded file_girl's package, and I followed the instructions as to the order of installation (the security package, LPE itself, and the Limestart fix) Both with this and what I had before, when I start it up I get an error that says the following... "A problem occurred... LimeWire has encountered an internal error. It is possible for LimeWire to recover and continue running normally. To continue using LimeWire, close this window. If desired, you can click 'Show Bug' to look at the information about the error." OK, so I do that, here's what I get...which doesn't seem to help much Code: LimeWire version 5.6.2
Java version 1.7.0_21 from Oracle Corporation
Windows 7 v. 6.1 on amd64
Free/total memory: 147710472/162201600
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no jacob-1.15-M1-lw-x64 in java.library.path
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.Runtime.loadLibrary0(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.System.loadLibrary(Unknown Source)
at com.jacob.com.LibraryLoader.loadJacobLibrary(LibraryLoader.java:184)
at com.jacob.com.JacobObject.<clinit>(JacobObject.java:108)
at com.jacob.com.LibraryLoader.loadJacobLibrary(LibraryLoader.java:181)
at com.jacob.com.ComThread.<clinit>(ComThread.java:167)
at com.limegroup.gnutella.malware.VirusScannerImpl.loadAvgDirectly(VirusScannerImpl.java:256)
at com.limegroup.gnutella.malware.VirusScannerImpl.access$7(VirusScannerImpl.java:252)
at com.limegroup.gnutella.malware.VirusScannerImpl$3.call(VirusScannerImpl.java:235)
at com.limegroup.gnutella.malware.VirusScannerImpl$3.call(VirusScannerImpl.java:1)
at org.limewire.concurrent.ErrorCatchingThreadPoolExecutor$1.call(ErrorCatchingThreadPoolExecutor.java:42)
at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask$Sync.innerRun(Unknown Source)
at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(Unknown Source)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(Unknown Source)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
Detail: Uncaught thread error: VirusScannerThread
-- listing session information --
Current thread: VirusScannerThread
Active Threads: 15
Peak Number of Thread: 20
System Load Avg: -1.0
Objects Pending GC: 0
Free Space In Settings: 200333213696
Free Space In Incomplete: 200333213696
Free Space In Downloads: 200333213696
Heap Memory Usage: init = 134204288(131058K) used = 14491128(14151K) committed = 162201600(158400K) max = 1908932608(1864192K)
Non-Heap Memory Usage: init = 24313856(23744K) used = 32294096(31537K) committed = 33554432(32768K) max = 136314880(133120K)
-- listing threads --
BackgroundTasks: 1
AWT-Shutdown: 1
CreationTimeCacheDeserializer: 1
Deadlock Detection Thread: 1
FastExecutor: 1
backgroundExecutor: 1
main: 1
FirewallEventThread: 1
AWT-EventQueue-0: 1
Library Disk I/O Thread: 1
Image Fetcher 0: 1
UDPSocketChannelConnectionEvent: 1
VirusScannerThread: 1
AWT-Windows: 1
NIODispatcher: 1
-- listing properties --
FRACTIONAL_UPTIME=0.004287097
SESSIONS=2
NEXT_URN_BLACKLIST_UPDATE=1370521223431
UPTIME_HISTORY=372
LAST_URN_BLACKLIST_UPDATE=1368507531155
TOTAL_UPTIME=372
GEO_LOCATION=#props
#Mon May 13 21:59:03 MST 2013
AVERAGE_UPTIME=372
LIBRARY_VERSION=FIVE_0_0
CURRENTLY_RUNNING=true
CLIENT_ID=1DE58A2BA2F0F7DB9F4C2932243BA900
LAST_EXPIRE_TIME=1368507529242
DOWNTIME_HISTORY=86400;198
LAST_SHUTDOWN_TIME=1368507902958
RUN_ON_STARTUP=false Another thing with both file_girl's version and the standard version of LPE...when I go to options and attempt to change my download folder, the program just locks up on me, hard. So hard that I have to shut it down via task manager. I don't know if this is relating to the refuse-to-connect problem, but I thought I'd mention it. As best I can tell, SEP firewall is configured to let limewire traffic through. It allows upnp, and I made a rule to allow limewire.exe though the firewall. I read that other people get on the gnutella network, and I really want to be able to, also. Please help.  |
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May 21st, 2013
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Not sure if your problem was solved but thought I'd add those comments as they are highly relevant to all users of LW 5/LPE. |
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April 28th, 2013
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| You must still have Java 7 on your system. Check your Java control panel and I suspect you will find Java 7 is the 'active' Java on the system. To find the Java control panel in Windows 8, go to Search, type in Control Panel and click on Settings and you will see Java listed. If there is a better way let me know.  You can either uninstall Java 7 or use the shortcutfix for using with Java 7. But if you use that fix you should remove it first if you ever wish to uninstall LW. |
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May 6th, 2013
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| Windows LimeStart For anybody interested, I've created a Windows LimeStart. Details here http://www.gnutellaforums.com/window...insurance.html. This is an advancement on the LW-Java fix, http://www.gnutellaforums.com/connec...tml#post368755 LimeStart for Windows has two functions: (1) prevents LW deleting the connection file if not used in 30 or more days. (2) Overrides the LW launch problem with Java 7. If you previously installed the LW5 or LPE Java7 Shortcuts Fix and wish to use LimeStart instead, then you will first need to uninstall them using the Add/Remove Control Panel before installing LimeStart. Also if at any point in time you wish to uninstall LW you will need to remove LimeStart first. Sorry but that's just how Windows is, fussy and shortsighted.  The LimeStart installer will install Shortcuts replacing the original LW shortcuts and link them instead to the LimeStart program. The LimeStart installer is hosted at a few locations but on its own here, and can be found where the forum hosts the other LPE and LW5 versions. All LPE and LW 5 versions hosted via the forum are now packaged with the . LW 5 + LPE - LimeStart + Java Fix setup. Edit 4 June 2013: Probably my last version, I've now set LimeStart to install into its own program folder. It was not necessary for it to be installed into the LW folder. This should also make it easier to uninstall LW and its settings should you wish to at any point. Whilst the LW uninstaller might complain a little, it will probably only be because the original shortcuts were removed. Windows Requirements for LimeStart: Minimum System: Windows 95 Maximum allowable CPU: 320 THz Maximum allowable RAM: 1024 TB Minimum Monitor size: 0.20 inches (0.5 cm) Minimum seat size: Stand instead |
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May 13th, 2013
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| This problem seems to occur when the 64-bit Java 7 was installed or updated last. If you re-install the 32-bit Javas all should be fine after that. Java will say it's already installed but just click ignore or continue with the java installer. You will connect very quickly when you have fixed the java situation. The reason LW would not connect is it created a new preferences folder called .limewire at the top of your account directory (instead of using the appdata folder) (and its built-in connection file will have been self-deleted). And created a new set of LW download folders also at the same level. As far as changing the download location from the default, unfortunately this is a bug when running under Java 7. But at least when you reinstall the 32-bit java all will go back to normal and the download folders will be the correct location. |
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May 13th, 2013
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May 13th, 2013
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| You can go to your home directory and delete the .limewire folder and the newly created LW download folders. Once you fix java, LW will no longer use those folders. |
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May 13th, 2013
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Now, to see if there's anything still actually here. Thanks again. |
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May 13th, 2013
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| Glad to hear and thanks for the quick feedback.  (Java bug reports posted on the forum have a habit of getting stuck in moderation queue so you probably did not see your post for some time.) |
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May 14th, 2013
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| LimeStart for Linux I've created a simple script for Linux to do what LimeStart does on MacOSX; ie: adjust the connection file's date then launch LW. I don't know how good this script is for all linuxes but does use the shell script as basic as this script is. Any improvements I'm sure experienced linux users could make themselves. And even better if you could send your improved versions here. The way this one works is it launches the runLime.sh file. I'm not sure about terminal users of LW though.  My script is intended for the gui operation.I have uploaded a file called linux_lwSettings_Connect_LimeStart.tar.gz which includes all needed for first time installation of any LW 5 or LPE for Linux with spam search filter, terminal choices for hostiles to install, message to inform of your choice and when installation is finished. Added a LW 4 equivalent (LW4 settings are a little different and does not need LimeStart.). This can be downloaded from any of the LW Linux folders or LPE folders hosted by the forum. A single sh script to install everything is included. But can also be downloaded here. LimeStart can arguably be located anywhere on your system. Though I suspect LW linux users have already created their own equivalents. I'm at kindergarten with linux so please forgive my naivety. (This is about my 4th day on linux.) (I gave up on the launching of the jar file option, too difficult for me.) I corrected a mistake I made before now for the hostiles files for linux, did not realise the capital H would prevent it working. I re-uploaded those files. For just the Linux LimeStart alone, here. Desktop, anywhere to place it within your permissible zones it should work. If not, let me know or the fixes required. Since I was unable to install the LW deb package I can not check LimeStart works as intended with the program directories. Ubuntu does not have any program folder per se. To speed startup, you may wish to change the 'find' command to 'locate' if you have run LW in a previous boot session, or even replace with the direct location of the runLime.sh file and a launch command. But keep in mind LW is one of the slowest java applications on earth to open anyway lol. Any feedback on LimeStart for Linux would be greatly appreciated. I think I have done all I can now in general. Heads off over the hills and far away. Last edited by Lord of the Rings; May 16th, 2013 at 12:32 AM. Reason: updated comments. LW4 settings equivalent. |
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