Rob Fuller

Still working the issue, narrowed down a few of the issues but with something that is Py2EXE or PyInstaller I'm still wrestling with it.

Firefox's default is the auth against proxies, so is Chrome and IE

Thanks I tested that as well and it works great. What doesn't work is the tshark target since 'command' doesn't work. I worked around this by piping a tshark output...

Just a nit-pick but I believe most of the other examples use `-k` as the argument for using kerberos authentication. It should probably stay uniform.

@nullbind any word on if this is fixed in latest or not? I believe a few testers I know have had this issue recently

There are a few ways to do this, but unfortunately it requires a few things to be in place. 1st "Desktop Experience" must be installed, so that the WebClient service...

Just a head up, BTSync now does a HTTP request to config.usyncapp.com for sync.conf which looks like this: ``` { "trackers" : [ {"addr" : "54.225.100.8:3000"}, {"addr" : "54.225.196.38:3000"}, {"addr"...

I tried to modify the trackers list to just my Sync.io one but btsync binary (linux) would just crash after talking to Sync.io over port 3000. The nice thing looks...

@NeoXiD as always, thanks for the update and continued work. Really appreciated

@galenbwill ya sorry I didn't add more of an explanation to the original issue text. I did install PySide6 and was able to get it to work. I was simply...