Qt5Network.dll version 5.10.1.0

[Virgus]

Hello I'm trying using the windows version 0.34 but it seems buggy as it works every now and then (mainly from Android to PC, I never succeded transferring from PC to Android).

I just found the (still old) beta 0.40 at the suggested repository: https://ci.quickmediasolutions.com/job/nitroshare/

Unfortunately the installer package is missing the Qt5Network.dll and I cannot find v5.10.1.0 anywhere in the web. I tried later versions but they're not recognized correctly.

Does anybody have a working 0.40 desktop version for windows ? Are there any forks with working binaries for windows (unfortunately I'm not skilled enough to update and compile the source code with all the bug-fixes) ? Does anybody know if there is a comparable app that works the beautiful way that Nitroshare does ?

Thanks and have a nice day, V.

[Virgus]

BTW If I'm not wrong it should be v5.10.1.0 x64 version, not the x86 one...

[vincenzogianfelice]

This project is dead.

a long time ago I also ran into these problems ... I have tried all the various versions of this program but none of them work ... not to mention the problems between android / windows. This project has not been maintained for 3 years and will remain so. I give you some advice: use SAMBA and you will find yourself marvelous (this is what I currently use). At least they are native things, so you avoid installing third party programs.

Why install programs when windows/linux(android) already have native systems that allow file transfer???

Take care, my friend

[Virgus]

Thanks @vincenzogianfelice I've opted for SAMBA too, and have been trying using LanDrive on Android but it only works fine on rooted phones (and it takes some time to start/stop service). On non-rooted phones port 445 is not available and I tried using LanDrive with Multi Port Forwarder but it's not a so comfortable method. What do you suggest exactly if I want to share "on the fly" content between Windows and Android ?

Thanks again and take care you too. V.

[vincenzogianfelice]

Yes ... unfortunately landrive requires root permissions to be used .... luckily you can act differently. You can connect (from your smartphone) to the samba server and copy / paste files from / to the server from there. So, I can only recommend the excellent File Manager app. From this application you can map many networks on your smartphone! (not just samba!) and you can browse it safely

Enjoy!