Activity for WireShare
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Cami_&_Sia posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
The security levels refer to using a Hostiles file. These hostiles files block out known BOTs of varying types including Spam-bots, Browse-bots and Download-bots. There are also other blocks of certain anti-file-sharing groups and others. There are two hostiles files; strong and light. Light is a smaller file and suits the needs of most people. Strong is much larger but may also contain a lot of out of date listings. Some people would prefer not to take any chances and opt for Strong. None refers...
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sean loony posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Hi, how can I use the REST Service? I enabled it, whats the address/port to access it?
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Hi, Options/System/security Levels: Strong Light None What does each level do?
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BigJx posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Hi enbalm0rama, The Windows version of WireShare requires 32-bit Java. This is because the native libraries used by the Windows version of WireShare are 32-bit. The Linux and MacOS versions of WireShare have 64-bit native libraries and can use the 64-bit Java but the WireShare project has not been able to attain the 64-bit version of the native libraries for the Windows vresion or the source code for them as they were lost after the demise of LimeWire for which WireShare is based. That being said.....
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enbalm0rama posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
My Windows 7 x64 system already has the latest version of Java 64-bit installed (v8 b361), but WireShare v6.0.2 pulls down an outdated version of 32-bit Java (v8 b341). Would it use a system's existing Java installation if it was 32-bit, or does it also have to be a specific version? Will WireShare functionality break if I update Java? Why not use 64-bit? Aren't there potential security issues with using outdated Java? Why not use the latest? Thank you
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Try adding DO_NOT_MULTICAST_BOOTSTRAP=false to your wireshare.props to enable multicast bootstrapping.
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Anjum Malik modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Hi all, I want to use wireshare only for private setup without internet. I have devices connected to each other without internet and want to share files between each other. Is it possible that way or not? I am trying to find local IP address and search files but unable to connect. I will appreciate if I can get some help. Regards, Malik
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WireShare released /WireShare 6.0.2 (BigJx)/WireShareOSX-v6.0.2.dmg
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Set version
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Changed SSLContext to TLS
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Done.
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Added https support
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me me modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Have you checked the permissions of the /home/user directory? I don’t think it’s possible to use /home/user directory for downloads. It’s been years since I tested these kinds of things but from memory MacOS does not allow it. It must be a directory within /home/user. So I guess it’s not totally surprising to hear this might also be the case for linux. For macos from the Finder point of view, it needs to be Users/Account_Name/Sub-directory. Everything above that level is Read Only. The /home/user...
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Have you checked the permissions of the /home/user directory? I don’t think it’s possible to use /home/user directory for downloads. It’s been years since I tested these kinds of things but from memory MacOS does not allow it. It must be a directory within /home/user. So I guess it’s not totally surprising to hear this might also be the case for linux. For macos from the Finder point of view, it needs to be Users/Account_Name/Sub-directory. Everything above that level is Read Only. The /home/user...
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Have you checked the permissions of the /home/user directory? I don’t think it’s possible to use /home/user directory for downloads. It’s been years since I tested these kinds of things but from memory MacOS does not allow it. It must be a directory within /home/user. So I guess it’s not totally surprising to hear this might also be the case for linux. For macos from the Finder point of view, it needs to be Users/Account_Name/Sub-directory. Everything above that level is Read Only. The /home/user...
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Have you checked the permissions of the /home/user directory? I don’t think it’s possible to use /home/user directory for downloads. It’s been years since I tested these kinds of things but from memory MacOS does not allow it. It must be a directory within /home/user. So I guess it’s not totally surprising to hear this might also be the case for linux. For macos from the Finder point of view, it needs to be Users/Account_Name/Sub-directory. Everything above that level is Read Only. The /home/user...
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David Chmelik modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I already said I selected (as you explained) /home/user but WireShare "can't save it." However when I tried again and didn't delete /home/user/WireShare I was able to select /home/user . However I see all my shares are just in one very long list, which is inefficient--a lot of stuff should remain as directories, and once, for sharing thousands of free audio samples for making music, I was classified as a spammer on GNUtella for having too many files of same type... that's why GNUtella should use...
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I've been downloading since before OSs created user subdirectories, so don't have Downloads/; I simply want to download to /home/user directory but WireShare says "can't save it"--doesn't need to--already exists. Please enable users to download where they choose. Is there a current/development/testing version uploaded to a version control system that does this or could soon, that I could download?
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I've been downloading since before OSs created user subdirectories, so don't have Downloads/; I simply want to download to /home/user directory but WireShare says "can't save it"--doesn't need to--already exists. Please enable users to download where they choose. Is there a current/development/testing version uploaded to a version control system that does this or could soon, that I could download?
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I already said I selected (as you explained) /home/user but WireShare "can't save it:" already exists. May be similar/same on MacOS; on windows it's C:\Users\user but you should use Unix/GNU/Linux. Please enable users download where they choose including already-existent directories such as root of home directory (some might prefer root of Downloads/ but I don't have it.) If already exists should be updated to allow selecting (currently doesn't--logic error.)
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I already said I selected (as you explained) /home/user but WireShare "can't save it:" already exists. May be similar/same on MacOS; on windows it's C:\Users\user (already exists) but you should use Unix/GNU/Linux. Please enable users to download where they choose including already-existent directories such as root of their home directory (and some might prefer root of Downloads/ but I don't have it.) If it already exists, of course you can't save it (irrelevant) but should be updated to allow selecting...
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The download directory can be set by navigating to Tools>Options>Transfers. There, you can select the location to save the files you download and you can even configure different locations based on file type.
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I've been downloading since before OSs created user subdirectories, so I don't use Downloads/; I simply want to download to my /home/user directory but WireShare says can't save it--doesn't need to--already exists... please enable users to download where they choose. Is there a current/development/testing version uploaded to a version control system that does this or could soon, that I could download?
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Thanks; ant worked but compilation instructions should be written.
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Hi David, from the command line you posted above it seems you are attempting to execute the WireShare snapshot using the run file. If this is the case, you must first compile the classes using Apache Ant and the build.xml. You may also use one of the package installers from the files section to install WireShare onto your system. I hope this helps.
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d@cosmos:~/math/src/network/wireshare$ ./run Error: Could not find or load main class org.limewire.ui.swing.Main Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.limewire.ui.swing.Main Doesn't seem there's documentation so I don't know what to do. I have zulu-openjdk7-7.0.332-x86_64-1_SBo, zulu-openjdk8-8.0.322-x86_64-1_SBo, jdk11-11.0.14-x86_64-1_SBo. I saw a PKGBUILD so maybe someone could make a SlackBuild?
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Daniel Kolar modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Hello, wget -c https://master.dl.sourceforge.net/project/wireshare/WireShare%206.0.1%20%28BigJx%29/WireShare-v6.0.1.pkg.tar.xz?viasf=1 sudo pacman -U WireShare-v6.0.1.pkg.tar.xz WireShare-6.0.1-1 wireshare Starting WireShare... Java exec found in PATH. Verifying... Suitable java version found [java = 11.0.11 2021-04-20] Configuring environment... Loading WireShare: WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred WARNING: Illegal reflective access by com.google.inject.internal.cglib.core.ReflectUtils$2...
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Hello, wget -c https://master.dl.sourceforge.net/project/wireshare/WireShare%206.0.1%20%28BigJx%29/WireShare-v6.0.1.pkg.tar.xz?viasf=1 sudo pacman -U WireShare-v6.0.1.pkg.tar.xz WireShare-6.0.1-1 wireshare Starting WireShare... Java exec found in PATH. Verifying... Suitable java version found [java = 11.0.11 2021-04-20] Configuring environment... Loading WireShare: WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred WARNING: Illegal reflective access by com.google.inject.internal.cglib.core.ReflectUtils$2...
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Hello, wget -c https://master.dl.sourceforge.net/project/wireshare/WireShare%206.0.1%20%28BigJx%29/WireShare-v6.0.1.pkg.tar.xz?viasf=1 sudo pacman -U WireShare-v6.0.1.pkg.tar.xz WireShare-6.0.1-1 wireshare Starting WireShare... Java exec found in PATH. Verifying... Suitable java version found [java = 11.0.11 2021-04-20] Configuring environment... Loading WireShare: WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred WARNING: Illegal reflective access by com.google.inject.internal.cglib.core.ReflectUtils$2...
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David posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Hi! There's a wireshare PKGBUILD (to create a package for archlinux), but it's not in AUR. Is there any reason why? Can it be uploaded to AUR? PKGBUILD in question: https://sourceforge.net/p/wireshare/code-0/ci/3094550187c7125726350dbcd4ed548a7c6c255a/tree/WireShare/build/archalike/PKGBUILD Note: I didn't tested the PKGBUILD, i don't know if it's working or not
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s-r-grass posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Thank you very much for the program distributed under a free open license! Added a program to a Russian-language site about free software, here is the link. Please do not drop the project, this is a very interesting program!
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Minor tweak to GWC/Bootstrap Code
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Java 10+ compatibility fix
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Bumped version to 6.0.1
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Updated Foxtrot-core references
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Added Comments around Java 1.8 code.
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Updated icu4j.jar
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Updated GWC/Bootstrap code
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MacOS Java 1.8 updates
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Added FORCED_IP_ADDRESS_STRING.revertToDefault() when using UPNP.
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Fixed connection issue caused by hostiles having an empty line.
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Added the option to not show the update dialog again.
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Changed Mouse_Clicked to Mouse_Pressed
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GUI updates
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Upadted messagebundles
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Updated source to Java 1.8 (Windows and Linux)
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Build error
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This issue occurrs if you try to compile with a java version > 1.6 due to unimplemented methods. These methods are now implemented.
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Java problem on Fedora 22
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This bug is closed as support for openjdk has been added as of version 6.0.0. Thank you for reporting it and we are sorry it took so long to close this issue.
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Ted Matavka committed [309455]
This is a fairly far-reaching restructure but I'm trying to separate source development from project maintenance and packaging. Setting up automation etc.
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We now support OpenJDK, in fact we now require Java 11 or higher, of any kind (Oracle, Open JDK, anything else)
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Updating to version 6.0 from the Bitbucket server. More to cume.
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