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Quamachi is a Hamachi GUI for Linux.
Hamachi is a zero-configuration VPN service. It was designed by LogMeIn.
Use Quamachi if you want to:
* Access VPNs via a mature GUI
* Browse remote Samba file-shares
* Remotely control via SSH and VNC
* Flexibly choose optional dependencies
What's new in v0.8.0 4 years ago
* Now recognises new Hamachi IP address prefix
* Ported the codebase from PyQt v4 to v5
* Worked around an icon-based memory leak
* Handled case where list character isn't in UTF set
* Increased the size of the application icon
* Prevented column header text from being absent
* Tidied up the gathering of user environment variables
* Now using 'pgrep' instead of the generic 'grep'
* Improved the status update after connecting slowly
* Changed/updated some of the menu icons
* Narrowed the existing sessions search criteria
What's new in v0.8.0 4 years ago
* Now recognises new Hamachi IP address prefix
* Ported the codebase from PyQt v4 to v5
* Worked around an icon-based memory leak
* Handled case where list character isn't in UTF set
* Increased the size of the application icon
* Prevented column header text from being absent
* Tidied up the gathering of user environment variables
* Now using 'pgrep' instead of the generic 'grep'
* Improved the status update after connecting slowly
* Changed/updated some of the menu icons
* Narrowed the existing sessions search criteria
8 years ago
* Colourised the main tree-widget to increase overall clarity
* Added the ability to add, modify or remove peer aliases
* Improved the handling and notifications of slow logins
* Added the ability to display IP v6 addresses in the GUI
* A warning icon is displayed next to incompatible peers
* Added the ability to set the IP mode via the 'User' menu
* Peer Aliases are now displayed instead of their Client IDs
* Added extra network information, like the capacity and owner
* Now logs off Hamachi properly when quitting application
* Session restoring feature is now handled at the DE level
* Added an initial check for other running client sessions
* Compensated for Hamachi's Asiatic character list spacing bug
* Filtered warning displayed when approaching peer limit
Foul
8 years ago
Packet missing... plz help !
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Schnacki
10 years ago
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cbg
10 years ago
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lordoftheweed
12 years ago
I think you should add kdrc to the dependencies. Would have saved some time.
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cbg
12 years ago
I thought about doing what you've suggested before the last release, but decided that Quamachi users would likely have 'kdenetwork' installed already.
I'll reconsider adding this as a dependency prior to the next release.
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cleodux
13 years ago
I downloaded and installed your Quamachi app, i click on install button (instead writing shell command >_<) but anyway, it is installed perfectly, the problem is, i can not log in or connect.
I check if tuncfg already running and i refer to your issues.txt
I don't understand the part where
"Logging in ... failed
Add "/sbin" to yours and root's $PATH statement; re-login to KDE
Try removing the "~/.hamachi/" dir and run "hamachi-init -n <nickname>" (again)"
Could you kindly explain? what is mean by adding sbin folder to my and root's path statement?
Thank you very much >_<
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cbg
13 years ago
Please run Quamachi from the command-line and issue the 'v' (verbose) option:
python Quamachi.pyw v
Then email the output to me via the 'Help' menu.
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wyth
13 years ago
So count me happy.
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cbg
13 years ago
Let me know if you've got any suggestions and I'll add them to the list.
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gadgetsguy69
13 years ago
I have installed Quamachi in Ubuntu and cannot figure out how to run it ... since I have no Kmenu ...
I know it does run in Ubuntu, as I saw a video on moka5 where the person narrating the video had qamachi installed - this is how I came to know of quamachi.
I have tried running it from console with no luck.
Thanks for your help.
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cbg
13 years ago
Once you're sure that all of the prerequisites are installed, running "Quamachi.pyw" should work. Keep in mind that it begins with a capital Q, and Linux is case sensitive!
If you run into any problems, feel free to send me an email. You can retrieve my email address from the "Doc/AUTHORS.txt" file.
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Schnacki
13 years ago
Other than that: It's still working nicely. :)
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cbg
13 years ago
Firefox and/or Tab Mix Plus should disable form submissions when someone chooses the "Undo Close Tab" option.
I realise the irony in submitting a third message to undo the second one :-).
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cbg
13 years ago
I figured people would mostly just want to see the online peers, so I put the "Hide Offline Peers" toggle in the 'Option' menu rather than in the 'Settings' dialog.
I also decided to put it there for easy access.
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cbg
13 years ago
I figured people would mostly just want to see the online peers, so I put the "Hide Offline Peers" toggle in the 'Option' menu rather than in the 'Settings' dialog.
I also decided to put it there for easy access.
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Schnacki
13 years ago
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cbg
13 years ago
Quamachi should run decently after you've installed, configured and tested Hamachi. You can get Hamachi here: http://www.hamachi.cc/download/list.php
The installation instructions for Quamachi are in the "Doc/INSTALL.txt" file. If there are any troubles, send me an email.
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Schnacki
13 years ago
I have Kubuntu 6.10 and the newest QT4 packages are 4.2.0. Also I don't have a pyuic4-binary (the Makefile seems to need it).
Maybe I'll find some time on the weekend to look into this.
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cbg
13 years ago
Perhaps on Kubuntu the package name is "pyqt4" or "python-qt4".
If not, you can get the source here: http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/pyqt/download.php
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Schnacki
13 years ago
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Schnacki
13 years ago
But right now I found that I still missed the packages pyqt-tools and pyqt4-dev-tools.
After installing them make and make install-user worked just fine.
Thank you so much for this tool. :) gHamachi was nice, but as I didn't get to see any icons anymore it was a bit hard to use.
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cbg
13 years ago
I also had problems with gHamachi, which is why I decided to write Quamachi.
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