Activity for jNetMap
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rakudave committed [r741] on SVN
feat: add option "scheduler.threads" and up the default to 10
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feat: remember previous directories when opening/saving files
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Device types bridge and wireless_bridge
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I've found the required icons - check out the latest dev build...
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feat: add two new device types
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chore: bump dependencies (where possible)
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@spixi - good idea, but according to cisco, the squiggly one represents wireless, while the one without is a regular bridge. Also, we need to find good representations for the other icon themes... thoughts?
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fix:#41 correct man file (un)installation step
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[PATCH] Makefile fails installing man page
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Good catch, thanks @spixi
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Marius Spix created ticket #41
[PATCH] Makefile fails installing man page
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Bridges are used to connect network segments using different technologies like Wi-Fi, Ethernet, PLC (power-line communication) or microwave link together and commonly found in home networks.
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Device types bridge and wireless_bridge
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fix interface losing its properties when moving the connection to another device
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give better feedback when a script fails to run
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Tom Kent created ticket #40
Changing "Connected to" field clears other data
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I just tried on ubuntu (with KDE) and got this same issue. I tried both the release 0.5.5-703.jar and the snapshot 0.5.6-734.jar. I was completely unable to save the file anywhere, tried home directory, /tmp and other places I have write permission to. With the snapshot, I at least get an error message that it thought I don't have write permission.
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improve tooltip about regexes
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funnel bugs/FRs through the website (so they read the instructions)
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Zacatecnik posted a comment on ticket #38
I tried last deb pkg. Run at Gnome context menu (I think shell script it is: which jnetmap goes to /usr/bin/jnetmap). And also I downloaded and play with 0.5.5-703.jar and 0.5.6-732.jar, same problems. One different what I can see: 0.5.6-732 raise popup dialog: You do not have write permission to the folder (Documents folder is OK with persmissions). So, there is not difference with running shell script and directly jar file.
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Hm, the only other error that gets logged is that it can't access the Motif LAF, which is a UI thing and thus hardly relevant to saving files. But it makes me wonder if you're just running the bare .jar file, i.e. without going through the .sh/.bat startup scripts?
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Hi rakudave, thx for cool SW. I have same problem as mentioned here. Both Windows and Linux experience. No write permission, but permissions are OK. File is created with zero size. I have also problem to save preference (I must setup Log Level to TRACE many times). My Linux setup: Debian 12.5 jNetMap 0.5.5 (deb pkg) default-jre default-jdk $ java --version openjdk 17.0.11 2024-04-16 OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 17.0.11+9-Debian-1deb12u1) OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 17.0.11+9-Debian-1deb12u1,...
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E. B. modified a comment on ticket #49
I''m using On Linux Mint 21.3, but it's the Mate edition. It almost works: there's a system tray icon which toggles jNetMap between shrunk and expanded, but in the shrunk case the application's icon still remains visible in the application panel (task bar). I know other applications (Skype for example) do vacate the task bar when they shrink to the system tray icon so must mean it is possible with Mate's "Marco" WM but how it works, I have no idea. I tried this just now: https://github.com/ubuntu-mate/mate-dock-applet...
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I''m using On Linux Mint 21.3, but it's the Mate edition. It almost works: there's a system tray icon which toggles jNetMap between shrunk and expanded, but in the shrunk case the application's icon still remains visible in the application panel (task bar). I know other applications (Skype for example) do vacate the task bar when they shrink to the system tray icon so must mean it is possible with Mate's "Marco" WM but how it works, I have no idea. I tried this just now: https://github.com/ubuntu-mate/mate-dock-applet...
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I''m using On Linux Mint 21.3, but it's the Mate edition. It almost works: there's a system tray icon which toggles jNetMap between shrunk and expanded, but in the shrunk case the application's icon still remains visible in the application panel (task bar). I know other applications (Skype for example) do vacate the task bar when they shrink to the system tray icon so must mean it is possible with Mate's "Marco" WM but how it works, I have no idea.
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Yeah when GNOME 3 killed the system tray, I fist messed with a compatibility layer and then simply gave up. But maybe it will work for you on Cinnamon - check out the latest dev build, I added (basic) tray icon support: Preferences -> General -> Tray icon (needs a restart). The option will disappear if your system reports not supporting SystemTray.
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minimise/maximise to/from system tray?
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Yeah when GNOME 3 killed the system tray, I fist messed with a compatibility layer and then simply gave up. But maybe it will work for you on Cinnamon - check out the latest dev build, I added (basic) tray icon support: Preferences -> General -> Tray icon (needs a restart). The option will disappear then your system reports not supporting SystemTray.
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add basic tray icon functionality
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minimise/maximise to/from system tray?
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it does work fine. It's me that doesn't! I was too dozy to realise that e.g. %n refers to the name entered in the properties box for the device, As a result, I was trying to log in to something whose name was not the ssh login name. Oh dear. It is obvious now. Sorry.
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I can only reproduce this by calling the plugin on a device that has no address (such as a switch), so it's undefined an thus inevitably fails... otherwise it works fine as far as I can tell. And Mint has gnome-terminal, at least the default Cinnamon desktop does, I just checked.
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EDIT - I worked out what I was doing wrong. Too embarrassing to admit to, but all is well! *Unfortunately, I am too inept to work out what I'm doing wrong. This is the jnetmap log when I try to do * gnome-terminal -e "ssh %a" DEBUG: Adding exec plugin SSH (gnome-terminal) * WARN: Unable to execute script java.lang.NullPointerException* There's no popup terminal window whereas when I tried other commands (also unsuccessfully) I was getting a response (for example to gnome-terminal -l -- ssh username@host)...
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*EDIT - I worked out what I was doing wrong. Too embarrassing to admit to, but all is well! ** Unfortunately, I am too inept to work out what I'm doing wrong. This is the jnetmap log when I try to do * gnome-terminal -e "ssh %a" DEBUG: Adding exec plugin SSH (gnome-terminal) * WARN: Unable to execute script java.lang.NullPointerException* There's no popup terminal window whereas when I tried other commands (also unsuccessfully) I was getting a response (for example to gnome-terminal -l -- ssh username@host)...
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EDIT - I worked out what I was doing wrong. Too embarrassing to admit to, but all is well! Unfortunately, I am too inept to work out what I'm doing wrong. This is the jnetmap log when I try to do * gnome-terminal -e "ssh %a" * DEBUG: Adding exec plugin SSH (gnome-terminal) WARN: Unable to execute script java.lang.NullPointerException There's no popup terminal window whereas when I tried other commands (also unsuccessfully) I was getting a response (for example to gnome-terminal -l -- ssh username@host)...
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EDIT - I worked out what I was doing wrong. Too embarrassing to admit to, but all is well! *Unfortunately, I am too inept to work out what I'm doing wrong. This is the jnetmap log when I try to do *gnome-terminal -e "ssh %a" * DEBUG: Adding exec plugin SSH (gnome-terminal) WARN: Unable to execute script java.lang.NullPointerException There's no popup terminal window whereas when I tried other commands (also unsuccessfully) I was getting a response (for example to gnome-terminal -l -- ssh username@host)...
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EDIT - I worked out what I was doing wrong. Too embarrassing to admit to, but all is well! *Unfortunately, I am too inept to work out what I'm doing wrong. This is the jnetmap log when I try to do gnome-terminal -e "ssh %a" DEBUG: Adding exec plugin SSH (gnome-terminal) WARN: Unable to execute script java.lang.NullPointerException There's no popup terminal window whereas when I tried other commands (also unsuccessfully) I was getting a response (for example to gnome-terminal -l -- ssh username@host)...
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Unfortunately, I am too inept to work out what I'm doing wrong. This is the jnetmap log when I try to do gnome-terminal -e "ssh %a" DEBUG: Adding exec plugin SSH (gnome-terminal) WARN: Unable to execute script java.lang.NullPointerException There's no popup terminal window whereas when I tried other commands (also unsuccessfully) I was getting a response (for example to gnome-terminal -l -- ssh username@host) : a popup banner in the new terminal window: it says "The child process exited normally...
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bump dependencies where possible and eliminate the Helvetica font warning
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fix interface panel port scanner hookup
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Some inspiration:
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