Florent Pillet

Also you can turn off SSL on the desktop side, that should work too I think -- check Preferences > Network

Right, the podfile is not yes pushed to the Cocoapods repo -- I'm having podlint issues with watchOS. For the time being, if you need 1.6 please point your podfile...

Now I'm starting to have the same issue, so I can finally investigate !

@olivierto would you mind checking out the latest master (viewer + client code) and try it out? it _may_ help with this issue (fingers crossed)

@olivierto Yes you need networking enabled on the device, NSLogger doesn't hijack the USB connection to send the logs back to desktop! Ok so it's good news. Looks like my...

@olivierto oh an also make sure you use the latest client code from _master_ (not 1.7.0), and also make sure that your client is not configured to not use SSL....

@olivierto: Yes you can: `pod 'NSLogger', '1.5.1'`

@HofiOne this issue should not happen anymore with 1.8.3, we fixed the issue with SSL. Can you enable `LOGGER_DEBUG` (set it to 1) in `LoggerClient.m` and copy-paste the output you...

Let me know what you find. Enabling internal logging to console (like I suggested above) and pasting the result here could possibly help troubleshoot this issue.

The error is "normal" in that the Bonjour lookup comes back with a kCFNetServiceErrorUnknown (-72000). I think this is more an issue with the logic in the NSLogger client code...