No Interface, cmd does not open
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Describe the bug
Few issues the first issue is that the Lan-play Cmd does not open when I click connect on the server. The second issue is that when I load interfaces it does not show my wired or wireless adapters. it only shows my VPN.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior of server not connecting:
- Go to 'server list'
- Click on 'any server you manually added'
- Nothing comes up.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior not showing network adapters:
- Go to 'settings'
- Click on 'network adapters'
- Click on 'load interfaces.
- No interfaces show up
Expected behavior
on the first part I though it opens the lan-play cmd and it connects you to the server you clicked on.
I thought it was going going to see all network adapters.
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- OS: Windows 10
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Had you tried to run it as administrator?
can you run the normal switch lan play binary with this property? --list-if, basically to get the interfaces on the gui i run the binary of SLP with the --list-if and that gets me the interfaces.
can you run it on a powershell or cmd to see if is a problem of SLP or of the GUI?
Probably it is going to be of the GUI, because when i did this i did some bullshit level filtering, to "try" to remove interfaces i thought were "useless", i am making a new version that does not include this behavior.
If it works well with that command you can copy the code of the correct interface and paste it directly on the config file as a temporal workaround
I have a similar issue, can see my net intefaces, but can't select any, the list can't be closed and I can just press accept to exit. Clean Win10, everything running as admin, CMD not popping up when starting server.
I don't know exactly how to apply the above written, what's the binary? you mean the file that runs the CMD or your program?
I don't know exactly how to apply the above written, what's the binary? you mean the file that runs the CMD or your program?
Bud. All you have to do is grab the lan-play file and put it inside the folder where the lan-play-gui is located
I don't know exactly how to apply the above written, what's the binary? you mean the file that runs the CMD or your program?
Bud. All you have to do is grab the lan-play file and put it inside the folder where the lan-play-gui is located
That's was set, and also selected in options.
Used to work in my windows before formatting.
Solved by downloading everything again and placing it in a new folder ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Solved by downloading everything again and placing it in a new folder ¯_(ツ)_/¯
May be corruption issues, or weird folder structure issues then, glad you got it working
I had the exact issue. If you have any "spaces" in any of the folder names in the path, then it doesn't work. Just make sure none of the folders have any spaces in their names.