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Hi, Stephen
Mingle murmur integration does not support gtalk integration, because google talk is not a full-fledged jabbder server. Maybe you can try jabber.org which is free.
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hi, MrDan
I got a pretty acurate estimate: tonight :-).
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- Hi, MrDan There is a featue about time display will be done very soon: instead of showing absolute time like 2011-02-08 9:10, it will show relative time such as "5 days ago", "5 minutes ago", and if you hover over the time label it will tell you the absolute time in a tooltip. And I will make sure the absolute time displayed in the tooltip show time in your local machine timezone. --wpc
Hi, Sandi
We do not has the feature notify user when new Murmurs come yet, but Murmurs.air does automaticly fetch new murmurs every half minutes. Normally I just leave Murmurs.air window open somewhere on my desktop :-)
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I suspect the ‘(’ and ‘)’ on your path may cause problem. Can you try install mingle into a directory such c:\mingle then post back the result?
Hi, brookerrj
Because the “incorrect function” could caused by huge amount of reasons on your windows system. So I guess we could not give a standard answer for it. Here are some stuff I can suggest that may help find out the reason
- Disable all network adapters before start MingleServer service. We have some report that bad configured network adapter can cause “incorrect function” problem. Disable all of adapter should make mingle service using internal loop network interface
- If you login with domain account, try not log into domain.
- Change MingleServer service run under your account instead of LocalSystem. You can change it on the second tab of the service properties dialog.
- Make sure current login user is in the administrators group
- Try turn off firewall if there is any. (Careful about the risk)
- Try another machine ( This may be the final solution :-) )
Hi, Tobias
Seem like you are with some problematic data. Can you exam logs (mingle.log and stderr.log) and post full stack trace here?
password_format set to ‘strict’ is the way to do that. After set that user password is enforced to must be at least 5 character including a number and a symbol character, e.g. ”-”, ”.”, etc.
database.yml is under ‘config’ folder of your data directory. It should be there after first time you go through the install steps.
From the log seems like PLAIN text authentication(which by default used by mingle) has been turn off on your smtp server. You may contact your smtp server administrator to get information on what type of authentication it supports.
hi, nodje
Have you make sure it is the same url used between your 2.0 and 2.1 instance? Do you have your repository upgrade recently (like to subverion 1.5)?
hi, mick
I guess the problem is on your system unzip the mingle package haven’t keep the excutable attribute of file.
you can trychmod +x ./MingleServer
BTW: using root to run mingle may not be a good idea. You could also setup another user to run it.
hi, brookerrj
I suggest you cleanly uninstall mingle and reboot machine, then reinstall it again.
Setve, you are right
We have find out that this problem is caused by file permission issue ( though the error message is confusing :) )
Hi, Mitch
Seems like for unknown reason, mingle service is not correctly installed. You may try uninstall Mingle, delete mingle install folder, reboot windows, and reinstall mingle 2.01 again. Last time it fix my problem, but I don’t know it works for you or not.
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