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English => Multiplatform => Mac OSX => Topic started by: Nixwiss on January 08, 2006, 08:17:55 AM
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Hi,
following Problem.
I´ve changed to 2.1 but it sucks an i can find no server.
So I wan´t fall back to 2.03, but now i can´t find my old partional Downloads. Where are they?
How can amule 2.03 find them? (2.1 found the old files)
I have found the files in ...libary/application support/amule/temp
Pls Help
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What do you mean with "i can find no server"? Do you mean your server list is empty and you don't know how to download a fresh one? If yes, just click on the button that's looks like a "play" button next to the "Servers (...)" text at the top of the server and log page.
Same with "but it sucks" -- if you don't provide a few more details about what exact problems you are struggling with there is not much we can do to improve your aMule experience.
If you are still serious about switching back to 2.0.3 take a look at my CVS Mac binaries thread (http://forum.amule.org/thread.php?threadid=5051). It contains instructions for moving the appropriate folders from their new locations back to the old locations.
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The problem is following.
First with 2.03 al things are working very well.
Now with 2.1 i´ve following trouble.
First at start i get a Message Amule Error "Cannot get the official hostname (error 22: Invalid argument)"
Next Amule wants to connect with the Servers... but all Servers are timeout.
For the rest of Information. Mac OS 10.4, Ibook, Router with Ports forwarding Tcp 4662 Udp with 4665 and 4672.
The Mysterium is, on an "wild Server" with no forward Ports and no fixed IP i get no Error Message and i can try to each server, but low ID
THX
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The "Cannot get the official hostname" error seems to only show up on a small number of machines and we haven't figured out yet what the reason for this is (see here (http://forum.amule.org/thread.php?threadid=7587&boardid=49)).
For now I would suggest the following temporary workaround:
- open the Terminal (in /Applications/Utilities)
- paste "sudo hostname mydnsdomain" and hit return
- then enter your admin password and hit return again
Unfortunately, you have to do this after each reboot of OS X until we provide a fixed version. On the positive side you are not making any permanent changes to your system with this workaround.
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I've posted a new CVS binary in the meantime that does not produce this error message anymore, see here (http://forum.amule.org/thread.php?threadid=5051). :)