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Unregistered December 1st, 2001 09:19 AM

turn off auto update
 
it looks like it still works

Unregistered December 1st, 2001 09:22 AM

mm
 
you should disconnect from internet before running xolox
to turn off auto update..

or .....

Unregistered December 1st, 2001 09:29 AM

it works
 
i have two computer which I installed xolox

I ran xolox and i got a message that it will discontinue
then i coulnd't download....and i read messages

so i copied a xolox.exe file from another computer
and overwrite it and ran it with internet connection off
and turned off auto update..

and i connected to internet and ran xolox
and i am downloading a file from 2 users at 30k

i didin't have to block port 80

i hope many people would do this and xolox prosper

Unregistered December 1st, 2001 09:36 AM

everyone xolox still works
 
if already updated
overwrite xolox.exe file

or get a install file and reinstall it

and turn off auto update

Another Unregistered December 1st, 2001 10:07 AM

NO WAY....
 
Use the current Xolox version... it's the best!

Just block http requests to www.xolox.nl/info/ in your Firewall (Zonealarm) or Proxy (squid). In the current Xolox startpage is a expire-tag you have to block, then Xolox runs perfect.

PS: <!-- Expired Version --> <input value="Expired Version" type="hidden">

A Happy Unregistered User of Xolox December 1st, 2001 10:47 AM

XOLOX IS NOT DEAD, IT'S STILL WORKS LIKE BEFORE !!!!!!!


When I started XoloX today (12/1) I got a box popup that says "Version Expired".
The download transfers started as normally.
But I couldn't download any file anymore.
I quit Xolox.

In my firewal Zonealarm I shutoff all internet connections.
Started Xolox again and turned off "Automaticly download and
install newer Xolox Versions".
Then I unlocked in Zonealarm the internet connections, so that Xolox could connect again to the Internet.
I didn't received the popup box anymore.

The download options was enabled and I started to download again.
It's very important that as much as many people try to use Xolox again.

Xolox works now like before.

Unregistered December 1st, 2001 04:15 PM

*** READ THIS SOLUTION ***
 
In the current Xolox startpage is a expire-tag you have to block, then Xolox runs perfect. Two solutions:

1. Just block http requests to www.xolox.nl (194.109.6.83) in your Firewall (Zonealarm) or block www.xolox.nl/info/ in your Proxy (Webwasher, squid). Start Xolox... it works!

2. Another solution is to block DNS request. On Win9x it is usually C:\windows\hosts, on windows NT/2000 it is usually C:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc.hosts (Use "search/find files/folders" on the start button to find the file 'hosts' with no extension). Once you locate the file, add the line below (all on one line by itself, then start Xolox):
127.0.0.1 www.xolox.nl

Unregistered December 1st, 2001 07:18 PM

Re: *** READ THIS SOLUTION ***
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Unregistered
In the current Xolox startpage is a expire-tag you have to block, then Xolox runs perfect. Two solutions:

1. Just block http requests to www.xolox.nl (194.109.6.83) in your Firewall (Zonealarm) or block www.xolox.nl/info/ in your Proxy (Webwasher, squid). Start Xolox... it works!

2. Another solution is to block DNS request. On Win9x it is usually C:\windows\hosts, on windows NT/2000 it is usually C:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc.hosts (Use "search/find files/folders" on the start button to find the file 'hosts' with no extension). Once you locate the file, add the line below (all on one line by itself, then start Xolox):
127.0.0.1 www.xolox.nl

I redirected www.xolox.nl to localhost by editing my hosts file like you suggested. Works perfectly, thanks!

Kraelen December 1st, 2001 07:18 PM

Re: *** READ THIS SOLUTION ***
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Unregistered
In the current Xolox startpage is a expire-tag you have to block, then Xolox runs perfect. Two solutions:

1. Just block http requests to www.xolox.nl (194.109.6.83) in your Firewall (Zonealarm) or block www.xolox.nl/info/ in your Proxy (Webwasher, squid). Start Xolox... it works!

2. Another solution is to block DNS request. On Win9x it is usually C:\windows\hosts, on windows NT/2000 it is usually C:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc.hosts (Use "search/find files/folders" on the start button to find the file 'hosts' with no extension). Once you locate the file, add the line below (all on one line by itself, then start Xolox):
127.0.0.1 www.xolox.nl

I redirected www.xolox.nl to localhost by editing my hosts file like you suggested. Works perfectly, thanks!

Unregistered December 1st, 2001 07:36 PM

People are sharing again!
 
Yeah, ditto. Thanks guys. Long live unsupported Xolox.

P.S. It seems the announcement of the demise has prompted some users to hurriedly log on to d/l and share their files....bad news-good consequence.


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