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I can not connect on a Mac using the 0.3.6 release linked on the homepage (shouldn't that be updated to the later version?), Linux "works" even with the somewhat wonky 0.3.6 version.
BTW: The fact the software isn't signed is not exactly confidence inspiring and requires a number of workarounds to actually run it and open the firewall so one can actually connect.
This is what I get when starting it from the command line.
Agent::Agent() thread: QThread(0x7ff1c1c15180)
MainWindow::MainWindow() thread: QThread(0x7ff1c1c15180)
Using config file /Users/egger/.config/digilent/digilent-agent.ini
StaticFileController: docroot=/Users/Shared/digilent/digilent-agent/www, encoding=UTF-8, maxAge=90000
StaticFileController: cache timeout=60000, size=1000000
HttpRouter::HttpRouter() Thread QThread(0x7ff1c1c15180)
AgentConfigCtrl::AgentConfigCtrl() thread: QThread(0x7ff1c1c15180)
HttpListener::HttpListener() thread: QThread(0x7ff1c1c15180)
HttpListener: Listening on port 42135
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
qt.network.ssl: Error receiving trust for a CA certificate
Agent::releaseActiveDevice thread: QThread(0x7ff1c1c15180)
Segmentation fault: 11
I also tried building it myself but that crashes even earlier, subject of another ticket.
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Hi guys,
I can not connect on a Mac using the 0.3.6 release linked on the homepage (shouldn't that be updated to the later version?), Linux "works" even with the somewhat wonky 0.3.6 version.
BTW: The fact the software isn't signed is not exactly confidence inspiring and requires a number of workarounds to actually run it and open the firewall so one can actually connect.
This is what I get when starting it from the command line.
I also tried building it myself but that crashes even earlier, subject of another ticket.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: