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#31
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After chatting with Pada the source changes I made werent necesary. Leaving the stuff to Pada now though.
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Last edited by edg3; 08-11-2009 at 02:09 PM.. |
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No joy in Windows 7 32 bit, 'the application has stopped working.'
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#33
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Here's a version that I've compiled in Windows 7 x64: http://traffic-splitter.googlecode.c...4WinVista7.zip
It should work on both Vista and 7 including x86 versions. The only difference between the Windows XP SP2 & Vista/7 setups is that I've used the DotRas WinXP and Win2K8 dll respectively, and then compiled it separately on XP & Win7.
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My Traffic Splitting app 4 Windows Splitting Traffic - by Locality Stroebs' guide for RouteSentry in Vista/7 Last edited by Pada; 08-11-2009 at 03:09 PM.. |
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#35
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I know this is weird, but create a new PPPoE or VPN connection and choose the option to "Allow other people to use this connection". You don't need to create one with valid credentials though. Once you've created one which is accessible to everyone, you can delete it again and then try to run the application again.
I'll try to speak to the developers of DotRas about this bug of theirs. Now the XP build should also work on Windows Vista/7.
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My Traffic Splitting app 4 Windows Splitting Traffic - by Locality Stroebs' guide for RouteSentry in Vista/7 Last edited by Pada; 08-11-2009 at 04:31 PM.. |
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It works! That is the weirdest workaround I have ever seen though.EDIT: Another problem. It runs but it only shows my LAN connections and not PPPoE.
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NO MORE CAP! NO MORE CAP! NO MORE CAP! Last edited by Pseudonym; 08-11-2009 at 05:48 PM.. |
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Thanks Pseudonym. W.m meantioned exactly the same.
I've now released Beta 5 which should fix that issue. Setup: http://traffic-splitter.googlecode.c...itterBeta5.zip Changes from Beta 4 - 5: * Fixed crash when either current user or all users' phone books doesn't exist * Removed the connect all interfaces from the "Set up Routes" button * Now catching all uncaught errors in the main thread |
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#38
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works on windows 7 x64
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Local not routing through local connection. My setup is: Mega 105WR in half-bridge, local WA account on router, international Telkom account PPPoE through Windows 7 32-bit. I tested it using the whatsmyip links from stroebs' routesentry guide.
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Shot thanks Flippy. I've tested it myself in Win7 x64 in VirtualBox
![]() Beta 5 should work on all Windows versions newer than Windows XP. I've included buttons that quickly take you to notepad to edit the list of routes. Some of you might ask where's the button to edit the local routes... I explicitly wanted the app not to allow you to change it, since that list is suppose to be automatically updated and not to be modified. Instead, select the same network interface for Auxilary, that you've selected for Local. Then you can simply edit the Auxiliary interface' routes. When editing the routes, you're welcome to add comments above or next to the IP address,netmask. I'm using regular expressions to filter out the IP address & netmask, so you could actually write your comment right next (without a space even) to the IP address and the app would filter out the IP address & netmask correctly. eg. Code:
# Web Africa News servers 196.220.59.29,255.255.255.255 196.220.59.30,255.255.255.255 Currently offline
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My Traffic Splitting app 4 Windows Splitting Traffic - by Locality Stroebs' guide for RouteSentry in Vista/7 Last edited by Pada; 08-11-2009 at 06:38 PM.. |
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Psuedonym:
Just wait for the Progress bar to finish. It usually takes a few seconds to a couple of minutes, depending on how many local routes there are. Also check the Log tab. It should have more than 500 lines showing: <Date> <Time> : [INFO] Local [<your local interface' name>] route add ... For www.whatsmyip.co.za to show a different IP than the international connection, the log must show a line containing: <Date> <Time> : [INFO] Local [<local interface name>]: route add 209.203.0.0 mask 255.255.192.0 <local interface IP>
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My Traffic Splitting app 4 Windows Splitting Traffic - by Locality Stroebs' guide for RouteSentry in Vista/7 Last edited by Pada; 08-11-2009 at 06:42 PM.. |
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When trying to connect to any connection through the application I get the following error:
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Last edited by wikus; 08-11-2009 at 06:49 PM.. |
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And can you add an option to add the routes as persistent Pada, so we don't have to set the application to run at system start-up like you mentioned before?
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Thanks for that info w.m. You would get that error if the PPPoE entry isn't in the All users phonebook. I'll fix this bug soon.
Just note that the persistent routes only works for connections where the gateway adddress remains the same. This baisically limits it to devices like Local Area Connection or Wireless Area Connection. I can add the option that the routes has to be persistent, but I'm not sure if that is a good idea though. Also, at the moment, if I'm going to allow persistent routes to be added for devices (and not RAS entries like PPPoE connections), my application is going to add the persistent routes again each time you select the interface from the list OR restart the application (like its doing for non-persistent routes). |
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Oh well, I suppose if Traffic Splitter runs at startup then there is no need for persistant routes.
Just thought it would be cool if it only required a once-off setup and then you can close the program and not worry about it again, except when you want to update the routes. |
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