Ryan Smith

I know this is an old issue, but this is something I've always wanted to implement. I just pushed out version 1.3.19 which has all new code for the scrolling....

Release 1.3.20 out now implements the auto-toggling of the auto-scrolling. So it finally pauses if you scroll up. I did test out syncing scroll bars and it works fine. Just...

Yes, I'm working on this now. I'm redesigning the GUI for the whitelist and will allow for ranges for both the IP address and port numbers.

I'm redesigning the application at the moment. For now, I'm focusing on the core incoming ICMP/TCP/UDP detection. After the next release is out, I'll look at bringing in other detection...

@roughnecks can you try version 1.3.3 that was just released? I changed how the installer detects the .NET Framework install path. If you still get error 1603, can you send...

Looks like you're getting the same: `ExecSecureObjects: Error 0x80070534: failed to get sid for account: NT Authority\Local Service` If you don't mind, can you try manually registering the service? ##...

I've re-created the problem and pushed a fix. It was a localization issue. Try installing version 1.3.4. The installer was referencing the built-in account *Local Service* using the English name....

Can you try re-downloading and installing 1.3.4? I accidentally attached the 1.3.3 binary to the 1.3.4 release. It's fixed now.

The popup action was removed. In it's place, there's a new utility named **tcpTrigger Monitor**. Open that tool and select Options > Start tcpTrigger Monitor at logon. If you're logged...

Closing this issue. MSI error 1603 resolved in v1.3.4. Looking at the email error in a separate issue.