frekky

What version of autotools are you using? If you can download and install a later version of autotools in mingw by source following a similar method, that might help. Also...

If you need to run iodine reliably and haven't got a working Windows build system, the easiest solution right now is to get a minimal Linux installation (ie. Debian 8)...

Yes, it should do. If using Raspbian (or most Debian-based Linux distributions) you would need to have a number of packages installed first. The following should work, assuming you have...

Yes, it should do. Make sure you have the `build-essential` and `check` packages installed (if using Raspbian/Debian).

Yes, it should do. Make sure you have the `build-essential` and `check` packages installed (if using Raspbian/Debian).

Hi and happy 2018! Currently support is unavailable for Windows which may change in the coming months depending on time and availability of Windows systems to experiment with. Perhaps the...

Hi Anime4000! I haven't had time to test the DNS forwarding component so there is a good chance that it doesn't work properly. If you run [wireshark](https://www.wireshark.org) on the same...

I've not tested this, but there are some files `doc/iodine-server.*` that would need to be installed for that to work, and currently that is not done with `make install` so...

I have not made any changes to windows-related components of iodine except to ensure that it builds correctly on Linux. You are welcome to set up a Windows build environment...

As mentioned in issue #18 Windows is currently not supported, however a Linux VM is fairly easy to set up if you want to use the latest builds of iodine.