http://forum.oneswarm.org/ User forum for the OneSwarm Friend-to-Friend data sharing network en Fri, 30 Jul 2010 07:39:54 +0000 http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1501#post-15726 Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:15:33 +0000 cronborg 15726@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>However USB drives don't need to be defective to be considered slow. If for instance you have USB ports managed by Via or Nvidia chipsets, their specs are minimal and need heavy duty drivers based on high CPU load. Running programs who need to access USB drives is a good way to observe freezes on your computer. You should really avoid using them that way. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1500#post-15725 Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:43:02 +0000 cronborg 15725@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Works great. In fact it fixes the issue with all the browsers I tested, including MSIE.<br /> 0.700 showed already that bug on MSIE (8 for me). </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15724 Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:40:22 +0000 cronborg 15724@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Yeah ! Long live to Isdal ! </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15723 Tue, 27 Jul 2010 13:46:40 +0000 Rafa 15723@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>@Isdal : the CS bug is (seems for me) fixed.</p> <p>Have a look on the speed showed when different source swarms are used and the 0.7-stable will be ready to be Out.</p> <p>/me waves by advance !! </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1500#post-15722 Tue, 27 Jul 2010 12:31:24 +0000 Rafa 15722@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>@Isdal : works finely for me. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1501#post-15721 Tue, 27 Jul 2010 01:41:54 +0000 alpahc 15721@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>@cronborg,</p> <p>I don't think my system is guilty, I know how to spot defective drives/software/hardware :)(well usually)<br /> Also I don't use any resident applications like anti-virus... I just make sure my system is virus-free with on demand scannings on VirusTotal in the rare case I execute foreign programs on this system.</p> <p>"Also systems installed for years happen to get some adware"</p> <p>Yes, random people systems happen to, not mine :) </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1501#post-15720 Tue, 27 Jul 2010 01:34:46 +0000 alpahc 15720@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>"@alphac : I have noticed the same trouble/symptom from the Web-UI. (Guys ! The "Classic-UI is Evil " ... ;-) )"</p> <p>Classic-UI is crucial to me because it's the only way I can sort the downloads I did by "date finished" instead of the completely irrelevant "date added" available via the web-UI.<br /> Else I would just loose tracks of the swarms that takes months or more to finish.</p> <p>"But in my experience, this is not a new symptom" </p> <p>To mine not either, which is why I said that this bug was prior to the last update :)<br /> Also, I see the bandwidth drop from my firewall UI, which is more accurate in my opinion than both Classic/WebUI... </p> <p>Anyhow, I don't know what this could be but I would be glad if some devs looked into it.<br /> They already found similar bugs in the past so I'm quite confident. (If only they told me what to do... lol) </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15719 Mon, 26 Jul 2010 23:46:46 +0000 isdal 15719@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>New version out (0.7.0.7) that fixes the manually confirm friends issue: <a href="http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1500" rel="nofollow">http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1500</a> </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1500#post-15718 Mon, 26 Jul 2010 23:45:48 +0000 isdal 15718@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Just pushed out an update that should fix this issue, let me know how it works... </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1501#post-15717 Mon, 26 Jul 2010 10:19:17 +0000 Rafa 15717@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>@alphac : I have noticed the same trouble/symptom from the Web-UI. (Guys ! The "Classic-UI is Evil " ... ;-) )</p> <p>All the peers disappear, the upload and download speed fall down to zero in one or two seconds : 1S seems dead.<br /> But one or two seconds later, all the peers come back slowly and the speeds go back to the usual values in few time (depends of speed of the peers reconnection). </p> <p>My intuition is that 1S crash (OoM ?) and the wrapper simply reload it.<br /> I feel that is what you may see when you see your Classic-UI freeze for 10 seconds ...</p> <p>But in my experience, this is not a new symptom, i got it from a long time now. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1500#post-15716 Mon, 26 Jul 2010 00:37:05 +0000 cronborg 15716@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Other bugs in 0.7.0.6 interface compared to 0.700 clearly indicate that all the bugs that appeared only in MSIE interface moved to Firefox.<br /> I looked very quickly into the jar from the gwt interface and I am quite sure the test for Firefox has been erased or crunched into MSIE. Also I am quite sure that the reference tab is wrong somewhere so you get CS update instead of friend list.</p> <p>There is another bug from 0.700 on MSIE only that moved in 0.7.0.6 on all browsers which is as follows :<br /> for a global action over a pack of friends, in the Confirmed Friend list, when selecting by checking friends from the list, as the action takes place, the list updates and reverses (which is already annoying), and the selections are scrambled. Fianlly you don't know if the action has been applied to those correctly checked or the latter, incorrect selections. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1501#post-15715 Sun, 25 Jul 2010 22:49:39 +0000 cronborg 15715@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Having 100% of the time USB drives is not good. USB is a far inferior interface to sata. If the USB disk is connected for a while or at the launch it may have the same treatment as the fixed disks, like being indexed, being checked by antivirus etc. As the USB disk is stalled and stalls the system during those actions it is possible to have frezes in all the system including Oneswarm, and most probably if the shares or downloads of 1S are on one of those. USB disks are only meant to save data and having it back and be off your computer otherwise. You should access that data only on your fixed disk.</p> <p>Also systems installed for years happen to get some adware, weird settings from some software and things that you forgot about or can't control. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1501#post-15714 Sun, 25 Jul 2010 19:23:34 +0000 alpahc 15714@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>"Is your system running well otherwise ? " Yes</p> <p>"When did you install it ?" Years ago</p> <p>"What is using 100% CPU ? What process ?" </p> <p>Some javaw.exe or oneswarm.exe. It's technically using 50% of a dual-core but only 1 core at 100%. (It happens by peaks, not always that much usage, usually 5-20%)</p> <p>I have SATA disks. I suppose some of my external USB drive could be defective, but I doubt it as I dont hear any noise from them, nor I'm downloading to them)<br /> My drivers are up to date.</p> <p>I only have my firewall running which I don't think is conflicting, but I will however test disabling it when that behavior occurs.</p> <p>Thanks. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1501#post-15713 Sun, 25 Jul 2010 02:46:36 +0000 cronborg 15713@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Is your system running well otherwise ? When did you install it ?<br /> What is using 100% CPU ? What process ?<br /> You can see that.<br /> For instance I can see that when MSIE is used as 1S Webui, it takes up to 9% of my quad and 1S up to 4%. And 1S is quite a bit at work. Also I can see that mostly 1 CPU is used probably that who uses MSIE meaning it tops à more than 30% usage.<br /> Having IDE disks, especially non DMA, weak raid systems, gadgets on your desktop like Yahoo's, Skype and other stuff like antivirus or firewall, and unoptimized drivers (like ethernet, wifi, graphics or sound) will take on your CPU time. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1501#post-15712 Sat, 24 Jul 2010 19:56:12 +0000 alpahc 15712@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>I just want to correct what I said above : My CPU usage is 50% for my dual core, 100% of 1 core used.<br /> Pretty odd if you ask me that the 2nd core isn't used, knowing that it's a multithreaded app. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1499#post-15711 Sat, 24 Jul 2010 19:51:48 +0000 alpahc 15711@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Actually, no. I have this high rate since the begining of 1S. I believe the least I observed was 1.12 or something. Maybe it is due to the fact of my 1S sometimes hanging for no apparent reason.<br /> Well, it might be because I have a huge share (4000 torrents available at upload, 3TO of small to big files and a LOT of requests granted, around 50 at anytime) </p> <p>Anyhow, at least, the complete hanging of 1S that was requiring a reboot after some time has been fixed a long time ago, so I guess it's better than nothing :) </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1499#post-15710 Sat, 24 Jul 2010 15:53:41 +0000 cronborg 15710@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Fact is I suppose there are plenty of people sharing new data for a couple of days and then retrieving it. Maybe pre-vacation behaviour. Hopefully post-vacation will change that a lot. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1425#post-15709 Sat, 24 Jul 2010 05:54:24 +0000 Buy Dog Treats 15709@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Excellent and good posting. It is great help for all the users of this forum. I am new on this forum. thanks and carry on good posting </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/270/page/2#post-15708 Sat, 24 Jul 2010 05:53:23 +0000 Buy Dog Treats 15708@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>I had no problems before I already got mac and had a PC where I installed with linux on it but until today I have never needed to use the terminal ever for OS X so I have no Idea about the basic commands even at this stage. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1502#post-15707 Fri, 23 Jul 2010 21:16:18 +0000 unSKAred 15707@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Plase tell how fix 2 wrns at server statup:<br /> --<br /> read log configuration<br /> log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger (com.jolbox.bonecp.BoneCPConfig).<br /> log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM CommunityDAO: Starting reload of soft state...<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM CommunityDAO: db sync took: 13 for 0<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM CommunityDAO: Registered: 0 infrastructure keys<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: Using alias: community<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: SSL url with hash</p> <p><a href="https://#:8081/?certhash=..." rel="nofollow">https://#:8081/?certhash=...</a></p> <p>[INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: max_threads: 30<br /> 2010-07-23 13:44:28.038::INFO: Logging to STDERR via org.mortbay.log.StdErrLog<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM KeyRegistrationServlet: Key registration servlet created.<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM SwarmPublishServlet: Swarm publishing servlet created.<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: Authentication required for swarm publishing<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: Using SSL...<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: host: #<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: port: 8081<br /> 2010-07-23 13:44:28.134::INFO: jetty-6.1.x<br /> 2010-07-23 13:44:28.358::INFO: Opened /tmp/communityserver-2010_07_23.request.log<br /> 2010-07-23 13:44:28.666::INFO: Started <a href="mailto:SslSocketConnector@#u:8081">SslSocketConnector@#u:8081</a><br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: started embedded server<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: Starting non-ssl server on port: 8082<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: max_threads: 30<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM KeyRegistrationServlet: Key registration servlet created.<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM SwarmPublishServlet: Swarm publishing servlet created.<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: Authentication required for swarm publishing<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: host: #.ru<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: port: 8082<br /> 2010-07-23 13:44:28.675::INFO: jetty-6.1.x<br /> 2010-07-23 13:44:28.725::INFO: Opened /tmp/communityserver-2010_07_23.request.log<br /> 2010-07-23 13:44:28.735::INFO: Started <a href="mailto:SelectChannelConnector@#:8082">SelectChannelConnector@#:8082</a><br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM EmbeddedServer: started embedded server<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM CommunityDAO: Using user timeout: 86400000 seconds<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM CommunityDAO: Pruned 0 old peers<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM CommunityDAO: Starting reload of soft state...<br /> [INFO] 7/23/10 1:44 PM CommunityDAO: db sync took: 8 for 0<br /> --</p> <p>my start-linux.sh:<br /> --<br /> #!/bin/sh</p> <p>JAVA_HOME=/absolute/path/to/jdk1.6.0_21<br /> export JAVA_HOME</p> <p>LIBS=/absolute/path/to/war/WEB-INF/lib</p> <p>screen -mdSAU oneswarm java -cp war/WEB-INF/classes:${JAVA_HOME}/lib/tools.jar:${LIBS}/commons-fileupload-1.2.1.jar:${LIBS}/SimpleCaptcha-1.1.1.jar:${LIBS}/gwt-user.jar:${LIBS}/jetty-util-6.1.21.jar:${LIBS}/mysql-connector-java-5.1.10-bin.jar:${LIBS}/standard.jar:${LIBS}/gwt-dev-mac.jar:${LIBS}/jdom.jar:${LIBS}/rome-1.0.jar:${LIBS}/commons-io-1.3.2.jar:${LIBS}/gwt-servlet.jar:${LIBS}/jetty-6.1.21.jar:${LIBS}/jstl.jar:${LIBS}/servlet-api-2.5-20081211.jar:${LIBS}/jasper.jar:${LIBS}/tomcat-juli.jar:${LIBS}/jsp-api.jar:${LIBS}/el-api.jar:${LIBS}/jasper-el.jar:${LIBS}/jasper-jdt.jar:${LIBS}/bonecp-0.5.3.1-rc1.jar:${LIBS}/google-collect-1.0-rc4.jar:${LIBS}/log4j-1.2.15.jar edu.washington.cs.oneswarm.community2.server.EmbeddedServer $@<br /> --</p> <p># cat /etc/redhat-release<br /> CentOS release 5.3 (Final)</p> <p># java -version<br /> java version "1.6.0_21"<br /> Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_21-b06)<br /> Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 17.0-b16, mixed mode, sharing)</p> <p>P.S.<br /> Before firt run, I change at war/WEB-INF/classes/edu/washington/cs/oneswarm/community2/server/CommunityDAO.class file row "body TEXT NOT NULL CHARSET utf8," to "body TEXT CHARSET utf8 NOT NULL," (withoue quotes). </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1501#post-15706 Fri, 23 Jul 2010 19:48:51 +0000 alpahc 15706@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>XP Pro SP3 </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1501#post-15705 Fri, 23 Jul 2010 19:39:55 +0000 cronborg 15705@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>How is your system ? </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1501#post-15704 Fri, 23 Jul 2010 18:50:17 +0000 alpahc 15704@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>I noticed random micro-freeze of the Classic-UI happening quite often for no apparent reason.<br /> When it happens all DL and UL drops to 0 for an amount of time of approximately 10 seconds (or more)<br /> When it happens CPU is less than 15%, memory usage 300MO (of 800MO available) and threads count around 130...<br /> (This bug is prior to the last update.)</p> <p>Anyone else experienced this ? </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15703 Fri, 23 Jul 2010 10:28:04 +0000 Rafa 15703@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>@cronborg : let's Isdal decides ... ;) </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15702 Fri, 23 Jul 2010 08:40:06 +0000 cronborg 15702@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Ok I understand Rafa. In fact if you have multiple sources, the WebUI shows only the main source download speed. I don't know if this is a bug. It depends on how the data check and the recollection is done. However the behaviour is wrong. Maybe the sum of the download speed should be showed but only the percentage of data of the main source. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15701 Fri, 23 Jul 2010 06:57:51 +0000 Rafa 15701@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>The 'CS check manually bug' is confirmed for me : when i hit the link "you have N friend updates", i go directly in the same pop-up windows that when i hit the "Add friends" link in the Web-UI.</p> <p>Another (minor) bug : the speed of the download showed in the Web-UI is wrong when there are more additional sources founded. Only the speed of the first download is showed, not the sum of all the sources. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1500#post-15700 Thu, 22 Jul 2010 23:29:02 +0000 isdal 15700@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Looking in to this, stay posted. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1500#post-15699 Thu, 22 Jul 2010 23:24:07 +0000 cronborg 15699@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>The real fact is that there is no way left to manually confirm new friends. On has to let them all automatic and CS controlled. This is not good since it relies on the trust one has in the CS !</p> <p>The way I used to do it was that I subscribed some CS and in each CS I checked the confirm manually friends. Then when I was clicking on the "You have XX friend updates", I used to get a list of those friends that I checked or unchecked and then I saved the result "You have XX friend updates" disappear and I get my new friends from the list.<br /> Those I unchecked were coming back from the CS I subscribed only the next time I restarted 1S.<br /> That's the way I was pleased to use 1S. Now I can't.<br /> First, when I click on "You have XX friend updates" I get a CS subscription, whatever I do. Even if I subscribe to that already subscribed CS it will create a new subscription, replacing the older one, BUT it will not validate my options and will run with the default options, meaning I will get automatic confirmation for new friends. I will then have to click the "settings" button and "network" tab to modify those settings for good. This will be too late to prevent the whole bunch of new friends to be confirmed automatically.<br /> Now this behaviour appeared in MSIE 8 (I am running Vista 64 professional) with the first 0.7beta but Firefox was still running the right way. This has changed since 0.7.0.6 or maybe 0.7.0.1 even in Firefox. Whatever MSIE, Firefox and Safari are used for the WebUI I get the same wrong behaviour now.</p> <p>I just checked an install on Windows 7 32 bits, upgrading from 0.69 to 0.7.0.6 and I have the same wrong behaviour and no way to manually check my friends.</p> <p>So I suggest not to upgrade from a stable release in the settings, privacy tab. This is 0.69. Until this issue is fixed. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15698 Thu, 22 Jul 2010 23:07:37 +0000 cronborg 15698@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>I can confirm this huge bug is on every install of 0.7.0.6.<br /> I just installed on a windows 7 32 bits (other system is Vista 64) Oneswarm 0.7.0.6 and I have the same behaviour and no way to manually confirm my new friends in WebUI whichever the browser I use. This could be a threat to the security and the anonymity.<br /> Also even worse is the odd behaviour of the basic way to subscribe a CS as whatever the settings the CS will be at the beginning installed with the default settings with the the automatic list of friends.</p> <p>So DO NOT update to 0.7.0.6 until this is fixed. To prevent the upgrade for beta releases and keep on stable ones, you would have to check the settings, privacy tab. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15697 Thu, 22 Jul 2010 21:33:17 +0000 cronborg 15697@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>The way I used to do it was that I subscribed some CS and in each CS I checked the confirm manually friends. Then when I was clicking on the "You have XX friend updates", I used to get a list of those friends that I checked or unchecked and then I saved the result "You have XX friend updates" disappear and I get my new friends from the list.<br /> Those I unchecked were coming back from the CS I subscribed only the next time I restarted 1S.<br /> That's the way I was pleased to use 1S. Now I can't.<br /> First, when I click on "You have XX friend updates" I get a CS subscription, whatever I do. Even if I subscribe to that already subscribed CS it will create a new subscription, replacing the older one, BUT it will not validate my options and will run with the default options, meaning I will get automatic confirmation for new friends. I will then have to click the "settings" button and "network" tab to modify those settings for good. This will be too late to prevent the whole bunch of new friends to be confirmed automatically.<br /> Now this behaviour appeared in MSIE 8 (I am running Vista 64 professional) with the first 0.7beta but Firefox was still running the right way. This has changed since 0.7.0.6 or maybe 0.7.0.1 even in Firefox. Whatever MSIE, Firefox and Safari are used for the WebUI I get the same wrong behaviour now. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15696 Thu, 22 Jul 2010 20:38:30 +0000 alpahc 15696@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>I check my friends manually but maybe not the way you do, I don't know...</p> <p>I subscribed to 2 CS and checked that option for confirming manually friends (Settings\Network\Community servers\Edit\advanced), so I have a fixed number of limited friends I previously checked. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15695 Thu, 22 Jul 2010 17:26:42 +0000 cronborg 15695@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>In fact now that I am testing with MSIE, Firefox and Safari, there are plenty of issues, and new issues with the WebUI. Previous WebUI 0.69 or 0.700 were much better because usable.<br /> It behaves like there were misinterpreted calls and a lack of filling well the variables from the dialog boxes at the return call. Even more dialog boxes are like unusable in Safari 5 as the screen is blocked and even the roller isn't working like in Firefox.<br /> What about some real stuff like a plugin to the Classic UI that works and doesn't have to take care of every web browser odd behaviour.<br /> Furthermore, I really dislike the WebUI kind of trust with encrypted, anonymized software, over untrustworthy piece of software like the web browsers are.<br /> Take MSIE. It's the mean MS gets everything about any Windows user. This is legal. Anything else would be illegal.<br /> Safari is Apple way to do the same.<br /> Google Chrome is probably the less trustworthy of them all. The source shows how Google spies on web browsing. Some guys rebuild it from source after getting rid of that.<br /> Opera would be great but what about the fact they are free and are still a company earning money...<br /> And finally Firefox, their plugins, their commercial agreement with some web search engines.</p> <p>Most of 1S stuff is already implemented into Azureus, so called Classic UI.<br /> WebUI is a pain for the users and the dev and it has been so from the very beginning without any progress.<br /> It doesn't have to be replaced, only duplicated for its essential use in the Classic UI. I mean, search engine, community servers, friend list made into something reliable. Swarm list is already implemented. </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/572/page/2#post-15694 Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:27:22 +0000 QwertyPoliku 15694@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>500+ GB of Movies and TV</p> <p>MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQCxv0bq8<br /> 1iDwFBr7WuN5/NNWhToULMEMvbcCqG9szW5gFjRXzJOKP<br /> vhMd0Qofm8Mxfh4I6TdrB/wXml+i7vwbX+Nk183SopzfS<br /> uZDJumtcgC8vze8hDqvDPiDqMe3egPwJ2CEvPXpzg2Mex<br /> BgA5FpMeCGCg5CkN10XGADb4mNg7NQIDAQAB </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15693 Thu, 22 Jul 2010 09:09:42 +0000 cronborg 15693@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>Nobody able to replicate the problem ? </p> http://forum.oneswarm.org/topic/1452/page/2#post-15692 Thu, 22 Jul 2010 08:30:15 +0000 cronborg 15692@http://forum.oneswarm.org/ <p>No Safari doesn't work neither. Same problem.<br /> I am quite sure alpahc you don't check manually your friends. This is why you don't see any difference.</p> <p>This bug was already there on 0.7beta for MSIE and maybe Safari too, all except Firefox.<br /> Now Firefox has it. I am sure this is a WebUI bug, and it needs a fix.<br /> It has been introduced with the 0.69 to 0.7 upgrade. If I check the list, the "Javascript optimization" may be the culprit. </p>