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Windows has a code signing tool, as does java. The signing itself is the easy part really, the certificate is the difficult part when you are not running a software...

If your client can not connect to the server then you may need to set up port forwarding for traffic on the serversync port, there should be guides online for...

Serversync runs on `38067` by default, if you have not change the configuration then forwarding traffic on said port should be all that is required. Would then connect via ``...

Progress is supposed to have a very simple progress bar, maybe a current message log or something. Never got around to building the UI for it though. Silent should indeed...

Relates to #313

We should keep the client and server separate as they are different domains, I think this task can go on the backlog though as we can have some confidence that...

Can you add the content of the logfile please. What java version do you have installed, does it include java FX?

@stanlystark Your java install is missing JavaFX, I am working on a version of serversync that bundles JavaFX so that you don't need to personally install it. the `-o` flag...

This would still leave you vulnerable to man in the middle attacks. As far as I understand the SSH system (for the web anyway) it relies heavily on certificates issued...

Hmm fair enough. The initial first time connection is still vulnerable unless the user in question manually checks the key against some public record of what it is supposed to...