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schollz
commented on May 24, 2024
Try using -debug and sharing the output. As it stands, I can't reproduce your issue.
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gp1019
commented on May 24, 2024
Like I said, GNOME won't even open the program or have it installed as a command line utility, therefore no debug for the command. (File trying to move from GNOME to KDE) As for KDE, it's only limited to just receiving the code. I literally do not have the command installed to show a debug log of it. Unless you walk me through to installing it and have it setup properly, there isn't much for either of us to go off of.
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schollz
commented on May 24, 2024
Follow the README to install, and then run with debug flag to find the issue
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gp1019
commented on May 24, 2024
Never mind, I got it to work. Still though, any way you could perhaps push an updated version of Croc to the dnf package manager? Or is it now going to be through tar.gz files.
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- Use of Parts of the Shared Secret as Room Name HOT 2
- Unencrypted "ips?" Message Leaks Information from the Sender Side HOT 2
- Shared Secret Passed on Command Line Possibly Leaks to other Local Users HOT 3
- File Chunk Algorithm Causes Files to be Needlessly Read Multiple Times on Sender Side HOT 1
- Explicit Evaluation of Wildcard Characters on the Sender Side CLI HOT 1
- Well known "pingRoom" in Relays HOT 1
- Why do you send the same file over multiple sockets? HOT 17
- "--yes" does not apply to "Resume?" HOT 1
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- Hide relay if not going to be used HOT 1
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