Your name: Steve Zettel
Your email address: smzettel@frontiernet.net
Version of Furthur you are running. Mac OSX Furthur 1.7.5
Operating System and version: OSX 10.4.10
Amount of RAM on your PC: 1 GB
Speed of your PC: 1.67 gHz; PowerPC G4 processor
Internet Connection Speed and Type (56K dialup, 384K DSL, T1, etc: Cable and 1.3 MB DSL
Network/Firewall configuration: wireless to router to modem. No firewall.
Exact behavior you are experiencing: Furthur 1.7.5 had been working flawlessly for some weeks now. Changed from cable wireless network to DSL wireless network by selecting the DSL wireless network in the pull-down menu in Internet Connect. Downloading file in Further stopped. So, shutdown Furthur, attempted restart Further, but after the start up graphic was displayed, immediately received the message: "Furthur was unable to parse XML file "live_music.php". You may need to upgrade your version of Further". Further then stopped the startup process.
Restarted computer, same message when trying to start Further. Switched back to cable wireless network -- same message when starting Further.
Downloaded a clean copy of Further 1.7.5 - same message when attempting to start Further.
Exact steps performed before bug appeared: Further open, downloading a Grateful Dead concert. Switched from cable wireless network to DSL wireless network by selecting the DSL network in Internet Connect. Download in Further ceased, so shutdown (exited) Further from Further's pulldown menu. Attempted to restart, but now, regardless of what I do, the startup aborts after acknowledging the message in the alert box: "Further was unable to parse XML file "live_music.php". You may need to upgrade your version of Further."
Can you reproduce this bug by doing these steps again?
Yes.
Furthur connection status: Further had been completely connecting (smiley face). Downloading and uploading had been working well.
Number of current uploads&downloads in Furthur: Had been downloading one file. 20 files currently available for sharing, but none were currently uploading.