On Thursday, January 3, 2013 3:52:04 AM UTC-7, tnmDamm wrote: > > Michael: I checked those numbers and the one on the Blackberry did have a > dot before the 8513 and the one on the Mnemosyne server had a colon before > the 8513. Significant? > > Also, I have two other thoughts on this problem. When I was trying to > check that number on the Mnemosyne Server screen it kept disappearing. > Could it be that my router is shutting it down to protect my system > because there is no security? Do I need to make a hole in my fire wall for > this Mnemosyne Server? > > Is it only a threat to security when it is open and running? > > Also, on the Blackberry end.... could it be that the numbers that the > Server gives me and says it is listening at.... should I be looking for > those in a different place? Not at the Browser. > > Ok, to explain this better... when we want to connect the Blackberry > Playbook to the net... say at McDonalds,... we have to put in numbers that > connect to their server. My blackberry is automatically connecting to our > own server's network and connecting to the outside cyberspace. Am I > instead trying to come in to my server on the numbers it gives me? And > should I look for them there at that 'connect to server' spot on the > Playbook? You can tell that I'm not the one that does that part of it. > > Did I really muddle that up? Can you help me? > > tnmdamm > > On Sunday, December 30, 2012 7:05:25 PM UTC-7, Michael wrote: >> >> Be very careful with the address. You said ... :8513, but then later >> used "... .8513". Notice the difference between the colon ":" and the dot >> "." in the second example. >> >> >> On Sun, Dec 30, 2012 at 7:14 PM, tnmDamm <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Dear Mnemosyners and particularly Peter Bienstman: >>> quote from Peter Bienstman : >>> Post reply >>> [image: More message actions] >>> Sep 12 >>> "Other option is running Mnemosyne's web server on your desktop machine, >>> and then doing the reviews in your browser on your Playbook, but that >>> requires network access, obviously. >>> >>> Peter " >>> >>> Getting message on Playbook browser: "Can't find file xxx.xxx.1.65:8513 >>> which is the number which the Mnemosyne's server gave me in the DOS >>> window: "...listening on http://xxx.xxx.1.65:8513"; My husband thought >>> the first six numbers were the number of our server. >>> >>> Particulars: Network is through the router the service provider set up >>> (do you need it's name and particulars?) working on XP. Mnemosyne 2.2. >>> Blackberry Playbook OS version 2.1.0.1314 (latest it says). Playbook IPV4 >>> XXX.XXX.1.67 what ever that means. >>> >>> Opened Mnemosyne server in the Mnemosyne program file. Got the DOS >>> screen with the message: "server listening on http://xxx.xxx.1.65:8513"; >>> next line down had a winking cursor. >>> >>> Mnemosyne program: tried it both ways: the program not open and open >>> with cards up ready to be reviewed. >>> >>> On the Blackberry Tablet. Opened browser and typed in the Google search >>> line the http://xxx.xxx.1.65.8513. Google responded with "your search >>> did not match any documents." >>> >>> Searched through the Tablet looking for anything that would identify the >>> tablet thinking maybe the blinking cursor wanted a number identifying the >>> Tablet. I found a Tablet number called a 1PV4 which was xxx.xxx.1.67. >>> That looked like the same first numbers that Menosyne server was waiting >>> on. Tried to type them in at the Mnenosyne server curser on the DOS screen >>> but it wouldn't let me. >>> Also, when I first opened the DOS screen through the Server, it didn't >>> want to stay up even long enough for me to read its message. I kept >>> hitting it and finally it stayed up with the blinking curser. When I tried >>> again starting over.... it wouldn't stay up long enough to read the >>> message. That might have been when I also had Mnemosyne program up with >>> the cards selected. >>> >>> Question: It seems to me that the Tablet is not looking in the correct >>> spot for my http address. It seems like it is out somewhere in cyberspace. >>> >>> Peter, I know you have worked so hard on this project and I love it. >>> Since you have also put in time and effort on the Server part, I wonder if >>> you could help me with this .... or maybe I can be your tester on my >>> server and Blackberry Tablet combo. But, I do hope that I'm just not doing >>> something right or misunderstanding. I combed the internet and this site >>> but there isn't very much specific information on this facet of Mnemosyne. >>> >>> P.S.: I don't have any Python etc experience at all. I guess I'm what >>> might be called "an average female front-end-user". >>> >>> tlmdamm. >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google >>> Groups "mnemosyne-proj-users" group. >>> To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. >>> To unsubscribe from this group, send email to >>> [email protected]. >>> To view this discussion on the web visit >>> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mnemosyne-proj-users/-/nFfMq3vM4WQJ. >>> For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out. >>> >>> >>> >> >>
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