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tralph3
commented on June 12, 2024
The problem is that I need to compile this program on a machine with outdated libraries to have the dependencies be lower. I thought I had compiled this on a machine with GLIBC 2.31 because mine has 2.32, but it seems that's not the case... I'll have to set up a VM with an old distro to compile these things haha.
You don't have the update because you're on a stable release of Ubuntu, so the packages don't get updated that often. While I fix this, you can try to run the python script from the source code since that doesn't require GLIBC.
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gerrymanley
commented on June 12, 2024
Thanks Ralph
I'll try it tomorrow and post an update
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The problem is that I need to compile this program on a machine with
outdated libraries to have the dependencies be lower. I thought I had
compiled this on a machine with GLIBC 2.31 because mine has 2.32, but it
seems that's not the case... I'll have to set up a VM with an old distro to
compile these things haha.
You don't have the update because you're on a stable release of Ubuntu, so
the packages don't get updated that often. While I fix this, you can try to
run the python script from the source code since that doesn't require GLIBC.
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tralph3
commented on June 12, 2024
The script should be properly compiled now, I'll probably set up a VM with a very old distro next time to decrease the GLIBC requirement even further, but this should at least comply with what's stated on the readme.
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gerrymanley
commented on June 12, 2024
Don't know if this is any help but would pyinstaller work
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tralph3
commented on June 12, 2024
I'm using pyinstaller to compile it already. Honeslty the only reason I'm doing it is to avoid people the hassle of downloading the tk package, since python itself is already installed most of the time, but tk only sometimes. Sadly, the only way to lower the required versions of the dependencies would be to install a previous one on my system, but that could cause big issues so I'd rather set up a VM.
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gerrymanley
commented on June 12, 2024
Thanks on behalf of a lot of guys like me - looking forward to your update
when you have found the time.
…On Tue, Oct 6, 2020 at 3:57 AM Tomás Ralph ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm using pyinstaller to compile it already. Honeslty the only reason I'm
doing it is to avoid people the hassle of downloading the tk package, since
python itself is already installed most of the time, but tk only
*sometimes*. Sadly, the only way to lower the required versions of the
dependencies would be to install a previous one on my system, but that
could cause big issues so I'd rather set up a VM.
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gerrymanley
commented on June 12, 2024
Tomas,
I just tested running zerotier-gui.py from the command line and it worked
directly, picking up my 3 networks without any problems.
It looks very professional and I hope you continue developing this.
I am not a programmer but I use Zerotier daily in my work and I will gladly
help to live test if you like.
…On Tue, Oct 6, 2020 at 6:43 AM Gerry Manley ***@***.***> wrote:
Thanks on behalf of a lot of guys like me - looking forward to your update
when you have found the time.
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> I'm using pyinstaller to compile it already. Honeslty the only reason I'm
> doing it is to avoid people the hassle of downloading the tk package, since
> python itself is already installed most of the time, but tk only
> *sometimes*. Sadly, the only way to lower the required versions of the
> dependencies would be to install a previous one on my system, but that
> could cause big issues so I'd rather set up a VM.
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tralph3
commented on June 12, 2024
Glad it's working for you :) I have plans to implement some functionality of the API so you can manage your own networks and such, but I don't know if this would be useful because all of that can be already done in the browser which has a gui, and also with the current layout my gui has it would be kind of difficult to implement smoothly, I may have to remove some buttons and put them in a title bar or something.
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gerrymanley
commented on June 12, 2024
Hi Tomas,
It's been awhile since our last conversation. Just want to update you on my
activity.
I am using your Zerotier-GUI as part of a remote service package I have
installed on our Linux & Windows machines.
The service will be free of charge to our customers and presently is still
being field trailed.
I have only one request for a way of saving ZT networks in a json file
which would be read each time you go to join a ZT network (or via a sub
menu under Join)
I will gladly pay you for this development.
Is this of interest to you?
BR/Gerry
…On Wed, Oct 7, 2020 at 10:06 AM Tomás Ralph ***@***.***> wrote:
Glad it's working for you :) I have plans to implement some functionality
of the API so you can manage your own networks and such, but I don't know
if this would be useful because all of that can be already done in the
browser which has a gui, and also with the current layout my gui has it
would be kind of difficult to implement smoothly, I may have to remove some
buttons and put them in a title bar or something.
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tralph3
commented on June 12, 2024
Hello Gerry,
Thanks for the proposal! I'll certainly consider it, but I would like to know what functionality you expect from this. The program currently works with the output of the ZeroTier command line tool, so your networks will never be out of sync. Introducing a JSON also introduces the possibility to have outdated data. Unless I'm missing something, I don't see much use for such a feature.
If you can clarify that for me, then yes, I am willing to implement it.
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gerrymanley
commented on June 12, 2024
Hi Tomas,
Apologies for the late reply.
To explain further:
I use ZT combined with NoMachine mainly for remote support on VMS IP camera
systems (*Vi*sual *M*anagement *S*ystems)
Feedback from installers - They don't want their VMSs connected 24/7 via ZT
only when they need remote support
Main issue here has always been - they forget the ZT network ID and I have
to search through the mails or direct search the ZT networks to find the
particular device/ZT network ID (time consuming)
Lately the Swedish security industry has started to heavily promote visual
verification of intrusion before they contact the police and fire services.
This has led to a situation where the Alarm reporting Centers are keen to
use your ZT GUI but they need to be able to choose which ZT network they
will connect to depending on the alarm situation.
I have actually built this requirement into an earlier product which
allowed for 3 separate ZT networks per server via PHP to Python to
read/write a json file with the different ZT info per network.
I can make this code available if it helps.
Here is a video link to how users can choose the correct ZT network to join
from a drop down menu:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mxg6xd5j5gjh5th/visilarm-zerotier-2018-10-21_15.41.50.m4v?dl=0
scroll to 2.58 mins for the demo on the ZT menu.
Looking forward to reading your reply /Gerry
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Hello Gerry,
Thanks for the proposal! I'll certainly consider it, but I would like to
know what functionality you expect from this. The program currently works
with the output of the ZeroTier command line tool, so your networks will
never be out of sync. Introducing a JSON also introduces the possibility to
have outdated data. Unless I'm missing something, I don't see much use for
such a feature.
If you can clarify that for me, then yes, I am willing to implement it.
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tralph3
commented on June 12, 2024
Hi Gerry,
Sorry but I'm not sure I quite understand still. What I got so far is that the Alarm Reporting Centers (ARC) have multiple ZT networks they need to connect to in order to service their clients. Each network corresponds to a client, is that correct?
Assuming yes, the ARC is not a member of these networks until they need to connect to them, so they join on the spot, right?
So, when they join to them, they need to have a list of networks to choose from, and you want to have those networks stored in a JSON.
Assuming all that's correct, then you want the GUI to store like a history of all the networks you've joined (through it) in a JSON, and let you read that list when you want to join a new one.
If I got that right, then it shouldn't be hard to implement. If you want to be more specific or discuss something else, then it may be better if we move to some form of instant messaging.
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gerrymanley
commented on June 12, 2024
Correct Thomas,
That's exactly how it should work.
…On Sun, 31 Jul 2022, 06:38 Tomás Ralph, ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi Gerry,
Sorry but I'm not sure I quite understand still. What I got so far is that
the Alarm Reporting Centers (ARC) have multiple ZT networks they need to
connect to in order to service their clients. Each network corresponds to a
client, is that correct?
Assuming yes, the ARC is not a member of these networks until they need to
connect to them, so they join on the spot, right?
So, when they join to them, they need to have a list of networks to choose
from, and you want to have those networks stored in a JSON.
Assuming all that's correct, then you want the GUI to store like a history
of all the networks you've joined (through it) in a JSON, and let you read
that list when you want to join a new one.
If I got that right, then it shouldn't be hard to implement. If you want
to be more specific or discuss something else, then it may be better if we
move to some form of instant messaging.
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gerrymanley
commented on June 12, 2024
Tomas,
It's been awhile, just wondering are still interested in doing this as a
separate project for myself.
Wondering how much it would cost.
Answers to your questions:
Sorry but I'm not sure I quite understand still. What I got so far is that
the Alarm Reporting Centers (ARC) have multiple ZT networks they need to
connect to in order to service their clients. Each network corresponds to a
client, is that correct? *YES*
Assuming yes, the ARC is not a member of these networks until they need to
connect to them, so they join on the spot, right? *YES*
So, when they join them, they need to have a list of networks to choose
from, and you want to have those networks stored in a JSON. *YES*
Assuming all that's correct, then you want the GUI to store like a history
of all the networks you've joined (through it) in a JSON, and let you read
that list when you want to join a new one. *YES*
If I got that right, then it shouldn't be hard to implement. If you want to
be more specific or discuss something else, then it may be better if we
move to some form of instant messaging. *All my requirements are covered
above*
/Gerry
…On Sun, Jul 31, 2022 at 7:21 AM Gerry Manley ***@***.***> wrote:
Correct Thomas,
That's exactly how it should work.
On Sun, 31 Jul 2022, 06:38 Tomás Ralph, ***@***.***> wrote:
> Hi Gerry,
>
> Sorry but I'm not sure I quite understand still. What I got so far is
> that the Alarm Reporting Centers (ARC) have multiple ZT networks they need
> to connect to in order to service their clients. Each network corresponds
> to a client, is that correct?
>
> Assuming yes, the ARC is not a member of these networks until they need
> to connect to them, so they join on the spot, right?
>
> So, when they join to them, they need to have a list of networks to
> choose from, and you want to have those networks stored in a JSON.
>
> Assuming all that's correct, then you want the GUI to store like a
> history of all the networks you've joined (through it) in a JSON, and let
> you read that list when you want to join a new one.
>
> If I got that right, then it shouldn't be hard to implement. If you want
> to be more specific or discuss something else, then it may be better if we
> move to some form of instant messaging.
>
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tralph3
commented on June 12, 2024
Hi, I just pushed a commit with the feature you want. The join network dialog has been completely revamped. It now stores a network history, and you can double click on the entries to join them quickly. Tell me if it fits your needs.
If you want to thanks me monetarily for this, I would really love it if you could send 10 dollars to my Buy me a coffee page since that would be enough to reach the minimum amount needed for a withdrawal, I have some funds stuck there for this reason you see :(
If you wish to send more, PLEASE don't do it via that site. I want to withdraw the funds to leave it, since it doesn't send the money directly to PayPal anymore, and if I do a direct bank transfer (as I'm planning to do) I'll get a lot less than I should due to the conversion rate in my country. So I just want to take the hit once, and leave the site.
Anyway, I don't really mind if you do or not, I just hope you find the feature useful.
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gerrymanley
commented on June 12, 2024
Tomas,
This is exactly what I was looking for plus more. You have done a great job.
PS: I just bought you 10 coffees.....
Pls send me your PayPal address and I gladly part with some more money.
/Gerry
…On Wed, Oct 19, 2022 at 3:20 AM Tomás Ralph ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi, I just pushed a commit with the feature you want. The join network
dialog has been completely revamped. It now stores a network history, and
you can double click on the entries to join them quickly. Tell me if it
fits your needs.
If you want to thanks me monetarily for this, I would really love it if
you could send 10 dollars to my Buy me a coffee
<https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tralph3> page since that would be enough to
reach the minimum amount needed for a withdrawal, I have some funds stuck
there for this reason you see :(
If you wish to send more, PLEASE don't do it via that site. I want to
withdraw the funds to leave it, since it doesn't send the money directly to
PayPal anymore, and if I do a direct bank transfer (as I'm planning to do)
I'll get a lot less than I should due to the conversion rate in my country.
So I just want to take the hit once, and leave the site.
Anyway, I don't really mind if you do or not, I just hope you find the
feature useful.
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tralph3
commented on June 12, 2024
Thank you! You're very kind! Here's my PayPal: https://paypal.me/tralph3
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