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JavaOp Support Archive / Re: JavaOp2 Not Connecting...

« on: August 13, 2007, 04:54:52 pm »

I'm not sure but do hashes work for javaop right now? Perhaps you could use hashes and try connecting to an IP such as 63.241.83.7 (uswest)...or try pinging the server from your shell.

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JavaOp Support Archive / Re: JavaOp2 Not Connecting...

« on: August 13, 2007, 06:30:19 am »

I know when I've been loading it up it sometimes gives me random errors and doesnt completely connect anything; I just close it reopen and try again until it works

Yea it gets annoying for me, i gotta log out than re-log into the shell account

Can't use ctrl + c?

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JavaOp Support Archive / Re: JavaOp2 Not Connecting...

« on: August 12, 2007, 04:54:09 pm »

I know when I've been loading it up it sometimes gives me random errors and doesnt completely connect anything; I just close it reopen and try again until it works

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JavaOp Support Archive / Re: "How-To" Install JavaOP on Shell

« on: August 12, 2007, 05:56:59 am »

I'm getting a problem while trying to load CommandlineConfiguration.jar, it gives me this:

dane@sv1://home/dane/Core$ java -jar CommandlineConfiguration.jar
Unable to find any plugins.
Please download the plugin package from
http://www.javaop.com/download.html
and extract them somewhere.  You will be prompted to find them.

(.:5539): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
dane@sv1://home/dane/Core$

I have the plugins installed at both /home/dane/Plugins and /home/dane/Core/Plugins
and have tried them both individually...Just not sure where else I can set where the plugins are manually?  I checked the .javaop2 folder and it is empty as well I have read a different post about the same problem which had me try:

JavaOp2 cannot find your X11 display. If its on your local machine, try running the command

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export DISPLAY=:0.0

To turn off gui either turn off SwingGUI plugin or go to your home/.javaop2 folder and open _GlobalSettings.txt. Find the line

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load gui=trueand change true to false. Should help I guess.

And you can change the plugin path in _PluginPaths.txt in the same directory.

P.S. I rm'd SwingGui.jar


So I decided to create the settings file _PluginPath.txt or whatever with the correct path after using my brain and it worked...