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  • Posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion on WireShare

    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.....

  • Posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion on WireShare

    Try adding DO_NOT_MULTICAST_BOOTSTRAP=false to your wireshare.props to enable multicast bootstrapping.

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    Set version

  • Committed [db7516]

    Changed SSLContext to TLS

  • Posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion on WireShare

    Done.

  • Committed [11893b]

    Added https support

  • Posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion on WireShare

    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.

  • Posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion on WireShare

    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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