Can you send me the log file (inside the data directory)?
If you want to open the data directory manually can find it under those locations:
Mac OSX: /Users/username/Library/Application Support/Bitsquare
Linux: /home/username/.local/share/Bitsquare
Windows 7,8: C:\Documents and Settings\username\AppData\Roaming\Bitsquare
Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Bitsquare
It looks like there is a problem with the instalation. The direct access does not work, and the windows iniciating square and conecting to the network close it self just like that.
My Log:
abr-19 11:47:56.472 [JavaFX Application Thread] INFO i.b.a.BitsquareApp: Log files under: C:\Users\Numan\AppData\Roaming\Bitsquare\bitsquare
abr-19 11:47:56.475 [JavaFX Application Thread] INFO i.b.app.Version: Version{VERSION=0.4.9.9.1, P2P_NETWORK_VERSION=4, LOCAL_DB_VERSION=4, TRADE_PROTOCOL_VERSION=2, BTC_NETWORK_ID=0, getP2PNetworkId()=0}
abr-19 11:47:56.476 [JavaFX Application Thread] INFO i.b.c.u.Utilities: os.name: Windows 10
abr-19 11:47:56.476 [JavaFX Application Thread] INFO i.b.c.u.Utilities: os.version: 10.0
abr-19 11:47:56.476 [JavaFX Application Thread] INFO i.b.c.u.Utilities: os.arch: amd64
abr-19 11:47:56.477 [JavaFX Application Thread] INFO i.b.c.u.Utilities: sun.arch.data.model: 64
abr-19 11:47:56.477 [JavaFX Application Thread] INFO i.b.c.u.Utilities: JRE: 1.8.0_121-b13 (Oracle Corporation)
abr-19 11:47:56.477 [JavaFX Application Thread] INFO i.b.c.u.Utilities: JVM: 25.121-b13 (Java HotSpot™ 64-Bit Server VM)
abr-19 11:47:57.394 [JavaFX Application Thread] INFO i.b.b.p.PriceFeedService: baseUrl for PriceFeedService: http://g27szt7aw2vrtowe.onion/
Sorry for my english, it’s not my native language. I hope it’s not too bad…
Since problems seems to occur around Tor, perhaps at least someone here could be experiencing censorship? I don’t believe that bitsquare supports tor bridges yet.
There are very few issues with Tor. Bridges are not supported yet but will be in future.
It is likely a local internet environment issue (firewall?). @Gribor: Can you try it at a different internet access?
I fix the problem. It was the ZoneAlarm Antivirus/Firewall that delete the program in the instalation process (even is the program was added in the exceptions…)
I have read all the contributions in this thread. I have Zonealarm for my firewall and i am experiencing the exact same symptoms. Is does not seem to work to turn off (snooze) the firewall, but if I exit out of Zonealarm it works fine. But then if I start Zonealarm back up I lose the connection to Bitsquare. ManfredKarrer has the best idea of not using Windows which has always been a total junk OS. Unfortunately I have a software application that only runs on Windows. I can’t run without a firewall and the Zonealarm if free. Has anyone found a solution without shutting down Zonealarm?
i dont run a firewall on my windows machine, not sure what your use case is. (i have an router that blocks all incoming traffic to my home network)
have you tried a different firewall product? microsoft security essentials is free and meant to be pretty good.
Off the topic a bit, but are you sure you can’t use something like “wine” or virtual machine on Linux? Also there is a lot of Linux applications to fulfill most of the users needs.