iOS Question Remote Compiler -> Error

Brandsum

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• Aug 14, 2019

• #2

Seems like B4I is unable to communicate with remote build server. Check if you can open test page of your build server.

 

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Erel

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• Aug 15, 2019

• #3

What happens when you try to use a real device with the local Mac builder?

 

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P_B

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• Aug 15, 2019

• #4

Thank you for your answers.

By adding the certificates in Xcode, on local mac, this ended up working.

Xcode: preferences -> Accounts -> Manage Certificates.

With 'hosted builder', I always have the same error.

I had also cut the firewall of windows 7, with also that of the internet box.

I also added an authorization for b4i, to be able to communicate in both directions.

I do not see what can block?

It would be nice to know it.

 

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Erel

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• Aug 15, 2019

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Are you using a VM for Windows? Maybe a configuration problem.

 

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P_B

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• Aug 15, 2019

• #6

I use 2 Mac mini late 2012 (I7 + I5), with 'boot camp' for Windows 7, which work identically to a real PC.

Maybe it is also the source of the problem ?

 

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watesoft

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• Aug 16, 2019

• #7

P_B said:

I use 2 Mac mini late 2012 (I7 + I5), with 'boot camp' for Windows 7, which work identically to a real PC.

Maybe it is also the source of the problem ?

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How is your Mac mini connected to the internet? Cable or Wifi？

 

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Erel

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• Aug 16, 2019

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Why not use a local builder?

 

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P_B

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• Aug 16, 2019

• #9

Thank you for your answers.

The 2 Mac mini are connected by cable, to the same internet box.

I use wifi only for iPhones.

I will use the local builder.

I took hosted builder, to increase its chances of operation, and to use it without requiring mac.

I thought my id hosted builder, was not working, or was not enabled.

I do not think I'm the only one in the world to use 'boot camp', with windows 7.

Maybe with windows 8 or 10, it works better with 'boot camp' ?

It is an interesting problem that everyone can meet, and that can be reproducible.

 

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Brandsum

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• Aug 16, 2019

• #10

I use Virtual Box. So that I can use both windows and mac at the same time. When ever I need to copy any file form mac I can copy it to windows. Its bidirectional. Also the clipboard. I swipe back and forth to switch between mac and windows.

 

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watesoft

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• Aug 16, 2019

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@P_B Try to make your Mac mini connected to the internet with wifi the same as your ipone does.

 

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Erel

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• Aug 16, 2019

• #12

The Windows version shouldn't matter.

 

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aeric

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• Aug 16, 2019

• #13

I think the problem is IP settings. Try to use cmd to ping the Mac's IP.

 

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aeric

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• Aug 16, 2019

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Brandsum said:

I use Virtual Box. So that I can use both windows and mac at the same time. When ever I need to copy any file form mac I can copy it to windows. Its bidirectional. Also the clipboard. I swipe back and forth to switch between mac and windows.

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I also use Virtual Box but I don't know why I can't use the clipboard feature. I normally copy files by using a USB drive formatted as exFAT.

 

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Brandsum

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• Aug 16, 2019

• #15

aeric said:

I also use Virtual Box but I don't know why I can't use the clipboard feature. I normally copy files by using a USB drive formatted as exFAT.

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On the virtual box after launching a vm change clipboard and drag&drop to bidirectional from devices menu at the top. You can also set a shared folder in which you can copy a file from mac and use that in windows without having multiple copy in both os. I have a shared folder which I use, to store downloaded files from mac and use those file in windows just after download without coping.

And I usually store all my projects inside that folder. So when i need to edit an image i directly open that in photoshop (mac) from the project files folder.

 

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