I have followed the compilation tutorial but it does it with the unstable version, which gives me problems with linux
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Javier Rodriguez
Jul 25, 2022, 2:38:51 AM7/25/22
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I have compiled Qz for windows, linux and mac following the tutorial on your wiki.
I ran into a problem on linux (ubuntu 22.04) that caused my app to not connect to the qz socket. Something that is solved if you visit https://localhost:8181/ and manually assume the risk.
Googling how to fix this, I came across this thread on github: https://github.com/qzind/tray/issues/796
In that thread someone suggests that the problem could be solved in the most current version So I looked at the version of my qz and saw that it said 2.2.1
Looking at your website (qz.io) I verified that version 2.2.1 is the unstable version. And looking at github I could see how the unstable version was released in 2021 while the stable version (2.1.6) was released in March 2022.
In short: I want to fix the socket issue, which is probably fixed in the newer version of qz. However, when compiling with your tutorial, a 2021 version is compiled, which also (according to your website) may be unstable.
Can you help me?
Thanks.
I ran into a problem on linux (ubuntu 22.04) that caused my app to not connect to the qz socket. Something that is solved if you visit https://localhost:8181/ and manually assume the risk.
Googling how to fix this, I came across this thread on github: https://github.com/qzind/tray/issues/796
In that thread someone suggests that the problem could be solved in the most current version So I looked at the version of my qz and saw that it said 2.2.1
Looking at your website (qz.io) I verified that version 2.2.1 is the unstable version. And looking at github I could see how the unstable version was released in 2021 while the stable version (2.1.6) was released in March 2022.
In short: I want to fix the socket issue, which is probably fixed in the newer version of qz. However, when compiling with your tutorial, a 2021 version is compiled, which also (according to your website) may be unstable.
Can you help me?
Thanks.
Tres Finocchiaro
Jul 25, 2022, 2:49:46 AM7/25/22
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The issues are unlikely to be related to the branch you're compiling.
If you're having SSL issues, please document the information in a new bug report (not a closed bug report) with your details.
Details should include browser version, how it was obtained, os version, Java version, QZ Tray version.
You may post a link to the bug report here if you'd like.
There's no need to compile. If a bug is found, we'll go from there.
Note, if a bug is found, patches will land on 2.2.2.
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Tres Finocchiaro
Jul 25, 2022, 2:51:12 AM7/25/22
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Link to create a new bug report: https://github.com/qzind/tray/issues/new
Tres Finocchiaro
Aug 9, 2022, 12:01:46 PM8/9/22
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Hi,
- Firefox and Chromium have been fixed.
- Brave browser support has also been added.
These changes are currently available only by downloading the master branch and compiling QZ Tray.
These changes will be part of the next stable release: QZ Tray 2.2.2.
-Tres
Tres Finocchiaro
Aug 10, 2022, 8:40:22 PM8/10/22
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Please restart the Brave browser. If this doesn't work, please report the brave issue in a new bug report so that we can properly track this.
The tray icon is removed for Linux in QZ Tray 2.2.2. This decision was deliberate since the tray icon does not function properly on Linux.
If you do not agree with this change, lets please discuss in the appropriate bug report.
On Wed, Aug 10, 2022, 7:01 PM Zaqueo Echeverria <zaq...@catinfog.com> wrote:
I also have to say that I have tried the last compiled one and in brave it continues to give the same connection error with the socket.El jue, 11 ago 2022 a las 0:55, Zaqueo Echeverria (<zaq...@catinfog.com>) escribió:I have compiled the latest version of github and it happens that the qz icon appears as one more application instead of being in the system clock area.I am using kde neon latest version.
Kde neon is similar to kubuntu.
The previous version of qz did not have this bug.El mar, 9 ago 2022 a las 21:55, Zaqueo Echeverria (<zaq...@catinfog.com>) escribió:Thanks you very much,
Tres Finocchiaro
Aug 11, 2022, 2:16:55 PM8/11/22
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> I also have to say that I have tried the last compiled one and in brave it continues to give the same connection error with the socket.
To prove this statement wrong, I installed a fresh copy of Ubuntu 22.04, Brave and then compiled QZ Tray:
If your environment is different, please open a new bug report explaining the difference. I've outline my exact steps here: https://github.com/qzind/tray/issues/988#issuecomment-1212260656
On Wed, Aug 10, 2022 at 7:01 PM Zaqueo Echeverria <zaq...@catinfog.com> wrote:
I also have to say that I have tried the last compiled one and in brave it continues to give the same connection error with the socket.
El jue, 11 ago 2022 a las 0:55, Zaqueo Echeverria (<zaq...@catinfog.com>) escribió:
I have compiled the latest version of github and it happens that the qz icon appears as one more application instead of being in the system clock area.I am using kde neon latest version.
Kde neon is similar to kubuntu.
The previous version of qz did not have this bug.
El mar, 9 ago 2022 a las 21:55, Zaqueo Echeverria (<zaq...@catinfog.com>) escribió:
Thanks you very much,
El mar, 9 ago 2022 a las 18:01, Tres Finocchiaro (<tres.fin...@gmail.com>) escribió:
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