The Zer0share Project - P2P-Zone

kindred · 26-03-07, 12:36 AM

I must be doing something wrong. I uninstalled v1.4alpha1, installed the one you linked to (v1.0b), added my private key that I exported from the initial app, added your public key from page 1 of this thread, set the network id to "zer0share", changed the port to 11150, and tried to connect to 64.252.72.78:11150. Same thing happens, trying to connect, but nothing happens... My IP is still 85.25.109.152 for another few hours... I wonder if simply noone's online, or if I should try joining the new mesh you just mentioned? My port 11150 is open, btw... Thanks again for your help!
-kindred

Drakonix · 26-03-07, 03:17 AM

kindred: I have also added your key.

Here is mine:
WASTE_PUBLIC_KEY 20 1536 drak@zeroshare
AD849A75746B3D9D917356B0C6968A9096B7359E27E49E7110DD76EF702F
915452796B8B694DB92F282326463CD991D48EE7750C19DDE30AF915A85C
7692BAF43E665FF806319A86ED1AC5E395917F81A4772FE85D083B9B900E
08F71C0A9A2833BCA09EA3E6F34117145470E939861A1A5E578F5C9A871C
82D3AC3FC69458F992C52E98EE76A09919E32800E1A67299A7B9849187AC
5A139CE0AD210FE7663E16F4A9E9CF71FD341BB0BE20DFDDA292FFA52B92
1E43EBDF4202A94EB50E3F8F0003010001
WASTE_PUBLIC_KEY_END

My IP: 68.165.107.59:11150 (You need to add my key before attempting a connect)

It's usually up 24/7 (unless my DSL modem hiccups).

If you are running a router/firewall, make sure port 11150 is forwarded in the router to the (internal LAN) IP address of the computer that is running waste. Port 11150 should also be allowed to pass through any software firewalls such as ZoneAlarm or the firewall built into Windows XP.

kindred · 26-03-07, 10:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drakonix

kindred: I have also added your key.

My IP: 68.165.107.59:11150 (You need to add my key before attempting a connect)

Yeehaw. I'm in baby. Thanks to Jackspratts as well! I added jacksback's ID as well.

Drakonix · 26-03-07, 11:27 AM

Welcome!

28-03-07, 12:20 AM

WASTE_PUBLIC_KEY 20 1536 RedLegion
D7614CA8416B65FD0CB46755E2B1D93DEB274123760B039D5D5220A3A99E
A0C9C57070E7B07A711136CD225091299062E331D870D45A4913C33CBBD0
BC13530CA5E4E5CA83A2E879097D6ED0FB063324BF77D5C5C2685EE7D34C
565FF0D245C38561024611778E9BF1446352D23F464AD7CAAF85EDE412C3
B6FC0C6652A4EA8120B90EB8BA790B4F68298ED066C26881522D5974D2D1
7B5423F0A0733815D800C1DC1247B9E825CC234109F079CF5A394B5BC8C4
661611B97891A6EBEE1D3A0B0003010001
WASTE_PUBLIC_KEY_END

redlegion.servebbs.org:1337

defacto · 28-03-07, 07:04 PM

one of you add my key please

never mind
there is no network password and then it worked

JackSpratts · 28-03-07, 08:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by redlegion

Count me in also.

you've been added. if you can't connect please check client version and network name.

- js.

JackSpratts · 26-03-07, 08:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kindred

...added your public key from page 1 of this thread...

it's a good idea to run draks, and try my jacksback profile too. of the three i use, it probably runs the most consistently.

- js.

WASTE_PUBLIC_KEY 20 1536 jacksback
E8ACA3144A31529C0B33503498B249E83031365009C3F9C3B0D76B7089DF
BAAD1721DFCF4A244EE71DF7B7AC8BA5CFD13C6F571E89A8EEDBC4C7306E
80A488E21EBD19AB2065C2DEBC865819B8F815F63150ABAE97831253AF74
EC4C93BA7503A98654D3DF38C1D8035D4FA9C7E12F6EA3CB2644CFAC412D
F8C269E0647ABE8ACC55B2005B865C7D9139CEDC9DB7FE260129478F0A9D
592DED9B91FD6DCB60C40EB98E9F114FA7C82291ABFE303D6140697FA63B
8C46FF099A2A3725C1D9CFF70003010001
WASTE_PUBLIC_KEY_END

JackSpratts · 26-03-07, 08:55 AM

if i had an athlon for every time i heard this i'd be bigger than dell...

Quote:

Originally Posted by kindred

I must be doing something wrong...

not necessarilly. waste has its own often baffling way of finding its way along the internet and after using it daily for nearly four years i can tell you that many times a first connection just won't happen, no matter how thorough the attempt.

often we'll resort to building, running, zipping up and then emailing a profile to a frustrated user. unzipping it to the existing waste folder and launching means instant connection. pre-made profiles come complete with fresh ip numbers and work 99% of the time. actually i don't remember one ever failing.

sometimes this is the only way to go.

once the initial connection is finally made however it's nearly bulletproof. the client will essentially always connect after that.

- js.

26-03-07, 03:17 AM	#2
Drakonix Just Draggin' Along Join Date: Apr 2000 Posts: 1,210	kindred: I have also added your key. Here is mine: WASTE_PUBLIC_KEY 20 1536 drak@zeroshare AD849A75746B3D9D917356B0C6968A9096B7359E27E49E7110DD76EF702F 915452796B8B694DB92F282326463CD991D48EE7750C19DDE30AF915A85C 7692BAF43E665FF806319A86ED1AC5E395917F81A4772FE85D083B9B900E 08F71C0A9A2833BCA09EA3E6F34117145470E939861A1A5E578F5C9A871C 82D3AC3FC69458F992C52E98EE76A09919E32800E1A67299A7B9849187AC 5A139CE0AD210FE7663E16F4A9E9CF71FD341BB0BE20DFDDA292FFA52B92 1E43EBDF4202A94EB50E3F8F0003010001 WASTE_PUBLIC_KEY_END My IP: 68.165.107.59:11150 (You need to add my key before attempting a connect) It's usually up 24/7 (unless my DSL modem hiccups). If you are running a router/firewall, make sure port 11150 is forwarded in the router to the (internal LAN) IP address of the computer that is running waste. Port 11150 should also be allowed to pass through any software firewalls such as ZoneAlarm or the firewall built into Windows XP. __________________ Copyright means the copy of the CD/DVD burned with no errors. I will never spend a another dime on content that I can’t use the way I please. If I can’t copy it to my hard drive and play it using the devices I want, when and where I want, I won’t be buying it. Period. They can all take their DRM, broadcast flags, rootkits, and Compact Discs that aren’t really compact discs and shove them up their bottom-lines.

26-03-07, 11:27 AM	#4
Drakonix Just Draggin' Along Join Date: Apr 2000 Posts: 1,210	Welcome! Attached Images __________________ Copyright means the copy of the CD/DVD burned with no errors. I will never spend a another dime on content that I can’t use the way I please. If I can’t copy it to my hard drive and play it using the devices I want, when and where I want, I won’t be buying it. Period. They can all take their DRM, broadcast flags, rootkits, and Compact Discs that aren’t really compact discs and shove them up their bottom-lines.

28-03-07, 12:20 AM	#5
redlegion Posts: n/a	Count me in also. WASTE_PUBLIC_KEY 20 1536 RedLegion D7614CA8416B65FD0CB46755E2B1D93DEB274123760B039D5D5220A3A99E A0C9C57070E7B07A711136CD225091299062E331D870D45A4913C33CBBD0 BC13530CA5E4E5CA83A2E879097D6ED0FB063324BF77D5C5C2685EE7D34C 565FF0D245C38561024611778E9BF1446352D23F464AD7CAAF85EDE412C3 B6FC0C6652A4EA8120B90EB8BA790B4F68298ED066C26881522D5974D2D1 7B5423F0A0733815D800C1DC1247B9E825CC234109F079CF5A394B5BC8C4 661611B97891A6EBEE1D3A0B0003010001 WASTE_PUBLIC_KEY_END redlegion.servebbs.org:1337

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26-03-07, 12:36 AM	#1
kindred Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 6	I must be doing something wrong. I uninstalled v1.4alpha1, installed the one you linked to (v1.0b), added my private key that I exported from the initial app, added your public key from page 1 of this thread, set the network id to "zer0share", changed the port to 11150, and tried to connect to 64.252.72.78:11150. Same thing happens, trying to connect, but nothing happens... My IP is still 85.25.109.152 for another few hours... I wonder if simply noone's online, or if I should try joining the new mesh you just mentioned? My port 11150 is open, btw... Thanks again for your help! -kindred

28-03-07, 07:04 PM	#6
defacto Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 10	one of you add my key please never mind there is no network password and then it worked