Hello everyone,
I have to following problem (I think...).
My program I wish to run (http://www.fujidirekt.se/fotobok/FujiDirektSE.exe) installs perfectly.
When I start the application it will try to autoupdate itself which fails due to what I suspect to be an attempt to open a connection over a port that is blocked by my Ubuntu 9.10 installtion.
The same thing happens when I try to create a new photobook (some less important functionality).
Is there some way which I can allow for wine to use this port on my Ubuntuinstalltion so the program will function?
(Please forgive me if this is a duplicate post, I have really tried to browse/googlesearch the forums and maillists to avoid it).
Thank you for your time and assistance in this matter!
With kind regards
/JavaRat
Can I run program that needs to open a port?
Yes, online applications work in Wine, so the problem must be somewhere else.
Before everything else, are you sure it's Wine failing and not the server being offline or anything?
If you're sure it's a Wine problem, try running from a terminal and post the output here (http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#get_log).
Before everything else, are you sure it's Wine failing and not the server being offline or anything?
If you're sure it's a Wine problem, try running from a terminal and post the output here (http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#get_log).
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James McKenzie
Can I run program that needs to open a port?
JavaRat wrote:
You would have to determine the source/destination port and then open
the Linux firewall to allow access. This is described quite well in
your distros documentation and on the web in several places (Google is
your friend for this.)
James McKenzie
If you are using Bastelle or ipfilters, then it probably is blocked.Hello everyone,
I have to following problem (I think...).
My program I wish to run (http://www.fujidirekt.se/fotobok/FujiDirektSE.exe) installs perfectly.
When I start the application it will try to autoupdate itself which fails due to what I suspect to be an attempt to open a connection over a port that is blocked by my Ubuntu 9.10 installtion.
You would have to determine the source/destination port and then open
the Linux firewall to allow access. This is described quite well in
your distros documentation and on the web in several places (Google is
your friend for this.)
James McKenzie
My friend can confirm that it works under windows XP just a moment ago.
I guess I will have to try figure out what port the program is trying to connect to as my next step?
I don't see that this could be a wine-related issue if it is Ubuntu that is "blocking" the port requests.
Sorry for posting it here however it might be useful to some user less experienced such as me as there must be people with similar problems.
/JavaRat
I guess I will have to try figure out what port the program is trying to connect to as my next step?
I don't see that this could be a wine-related issue if it is Ubuntu that is "blocking" the port requests.
Sorry for posting it here however it might be useful to some user less experienced such as me as there must be people with similar problems.
/JavaRat
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James McKenzie
Can I run program that needs to open a port?
JavaRat wrote:
traffic, but it is beyond the scope of this mailing list. You might
want to Google for a solution to this problem or consult your
distributions forums for one.
James McKenzie
There is a way to check if iptables/ipfilter is blocking outboundMy friend can confirm that it works under windows XP just a moment ago.
I guess I will have to try figure out what port the program is trying to connect to as my next step?
I don't see that this could be a wine-related issue if it is Ubuntu that is "blocking" the port requests.
Sorry for posting it here however it might be useful to some user less experienced such as me as there must be people with similar problems.
traffic, but it is beyond the scope of this mailing list. You might
want to Google for a solution to this problem or consult your
distributions forums for one.
James McKenzie
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Gert van den Berg
Can I run program that needs to open a port?
On Sun, Aug 8, 2010 at 17:47, JavaRat <[email protected]> wrote:
If your app is trying to listen on a low port number it might need
some playing around with permissions / be run as root to work...
netstat -abn under windowsMy friend can confirm that it works under windows XP just a moment ago.
I guess I will have to try figure out what port the program is trying to connect to as my next step?
If your app is trying to listen on a low port number it might need
some playing around with permissions / be run as root to work...
Thank you everyone for your help and ideas!
When I run the program in Ubuntu 10.04 with wine version 1.2 Or 1.3
I get the following error:
I think my guess was completely off and there is something else that is wrong. I am thinking of skipping this program and try some other retailer instead. Or maybe even see if I can borrow my friends computer instead.
Maybe you could put this program on the wine blacklist of programs that do not work?
/Javarat
When I run the program in Ubuntu 10.04 with wine version 1.2 Or 1.3
I get the following error:
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pc1@ubuntu:~$ wine .wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Fujidirekt\ SE\ Fotoservice/Fujidirekt\ SE\ Fotoservice.exe
err:ole:CoUninitialize Mismatched CoUninitialize
pc1@ubuntu:~$ fixme:advapi:LookupAccountNameW L"" L"Everyone" 0x33fc20 0x33fc8c
0x1326c8 0x33fc88 0x33fc84 - stub
error : unterminated entity reference Posters
error : unterminated entity reference Posters
pc1@ubuntu:~$I think my guess was completely off and there is something else that is wrong. I am thinking of skipping this program and try some other retailer instead. Or maybe even see if I can borrow my friends computer instead.
Maybe you could put this program on the wine blacklist of programs that do not work?
/Javarat
