Like seriously ... for the 0.1 Nemstake I have, and the 0.2 I might try & buy on Thursday when I get paid... I've put in at least 10 hrs of work already. Like 90 mins-2hrs about 6 times.
Has ANYONE on Mac OSX got this working?
I have a problem because the documentation thinks it solves the problem by saying - "in Java, set security permissions to medium"
But it requires Java 8 & in Java 8, minimum permission setting is High. Adding the various websites involved to the trusted list makes no difference at all. I can't seem to sync with the network.
Java problems mean I can't use stand-alone version, & webstart seems to work nicely - i get the splash page, can make a wallet, log into wallet, but them get a yellow bar saying "NIS requires to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting". From inside the wallet or from auto boot, I can just never seem to contact the network. I've added nemcoin as a port forwarding/triggering thing & opened the 7890 (see separate thread:
https://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2676.msg9336#msg9336 ) - totally at the outer limits of my abilities here but the guys thought I'd done it right...
To be honest I'm not sure - maybe the problem isn't Java. The main message I'm getting is Error 306 (when trying to boot a local node from inside the web wallet. Can anyone tell me what that is?
Various people have spent their own time trying to help me, and I really appreciate it. These are mainly devs/hero members who are on PCs and know how it SHOULD work. It doesn't seem to though. I'm not allowed to use the stand-alone version due to Java permissions lock-down, and the webstart version I can start NIS/NCC but when I try to boot a local node, either by auto-boot or from in the wallet - it never works...
instead of wasting the dev's time, is there anyone using a Mac who has actually managed to get their node sync'ed who can give me some pointers?
I'd be very grateful. Thanks very much if anyone can help... & to the devs - please do make smoothing the Mac process a priority. I know it's not the dev/hacker's tool of choice, but I bought this mac 2nd hand for music production, it does the job, i can't afford 2 computers & I'm sure I'm not the only one struggling with this...
Best wishes,
John ps first post as nembot cos I got fed up of my crappy BTT name "yippee" ha ha