The "Why Can't I Connect?" Android companion
app is now available at Google play and the Amazon Appstore.
Android is a trademark of Google Inc.
Release 1.12.4
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"Why Can't I Connect?" may
be installed and updated in Ubuntu directly from the "Ubuntu Software Center"
by installing the application's Launchpad ppa. Run the following three commands
in a terminal to activate the ppa:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wciccmsadmin/whycanticonnect
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install whycanticonnect
Scripts For Commonly Used Servers
The scripts are compressed using gzip. Decompress the
file using any popular file decompresser (zip, rar, etc.) and execute / playback the resulting .xml files.
A short description of each script's purpose may be found in the "script_info.txt" file.
"gmail_yahoo_mail_scripts.tar.gz" contains scripts for Gmail and Yahoo Mail.
"common_email_servers.tar.gz" contains scripts for Free.fr, GMX, Interia.pl, Lycos, Mail.ru, Outlook, Web.de, Yandex, and Zoho.
Didn't find your email server? Request it
here or
contact us.
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Initiate WiFi Login
A simple smartphone app to fix a common WiFi connection problem.
Previous Release
Release 1.12.3
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Release 1.10.3
In this release:
1. Changed the visible trace to be easier to read. The trace shows in your normal font except for hexadecimal traces which show in a monospace font. Function headers display in blue, errors display in red, and warnings display in green. This matches to the look and feel of the "Why Can't I Connect?" Android companion app.
2. Changed the remembering of a server name to the drop down list from when it is connected to when it's IP address is resolved.
3. Changed the default timeouts from 60 seconds to 20 seconds. This only effects new installs. Previous installs will still need to change the timeouts in the preferences dialog.
4. Switched the "Ports In Use" default port type to listening.
5. Fixed a bug in the "Script Save As" to include the script run time parameters.