Hamachi is a zero-configuration VPN service. It was designed by LogMeIn.
Use Quamachi if you want to: * Access VPNs via a mature GUI * Browse remote Samba file-shares * Remotely control via SSH and VNC * Flexibly choose optional dependenciesLast changelog:
What's new in v0.8.0
* Now recognises new Hamachi IP address prefix * Ported the codebase from PyQt v4 to v5 * Worked around an icon-based memory leak * Handled case where list character isn't in UTF set * Increased the size of the application icon * Prevented column header text from being absent * Tidied up the gathering of user environment variables * Now using 'pgrep' instead of the generic 'grep' * Improved the status update after connecting slowly * Changed/updated some of the menu icons * Narrowed the existing sessions search criteria
Thanks for the compliment.
I thought about doing what you've suggested before the last release, but decided that Quamachi users would likely have 'kdenetwork' installed already.
I'll reconsider adding this as a dependency prior to the next release.
Hi, i am new to Linux and Kubuntu.
I downloaded and installed your Quamachi app, i click on install button (instead writing shell command >_<) but anyway, it is installed perfectly, the problem is, i can not log in or connect.
I check if tuncfg already running and i refer to your issues.txt
I don't understand the part where
"Logging in ... failed
Add "/sbin" to yours and root's $PATH statement; re-login to KDE
Try removing the "~/.hamachi/" dir and run "hamachi-init -n <nickname>" (again)"
Could you kindly explain? what is mean by adding sbin folder to my and root's path statement?
Thank you very much >_<
Sorry about the delay in responding.
Please run Quamachi from the command-line and issue the 'v' (verbose) option:
python Quamachi.pyw v
Then email the output to me via the 'Help' menu.
Man, this this makes my day. I use Hamachi for managing files for work, and absolutely needed something like this. For whatever reason, the terminal wouldn't let me connect to my work network, but your app does. It's also an incredibly clean looking piece of work.
So count me happy.
Hello!
I have installed Quamachi in Ubuntu and cannot figure out how to run it ... since I have no Kmenu ...
I know it does run in Ubuntu, as I saw a video on moka5 where the person narrating the video had qamachi installed - this is how I came to know of quamachi.
I have tried running it from console with no luck.
Thanks for your help.
For installation and runtime assistance, see the "Doc/INSTALL.txt" file that's included with Quamachi.
Once you're sure that all of the prerequisites are installed, running "Quamachi.pyw" should work. Keep in mind that it begins with a capital Q, and Linux is case sensitive!
If you run into any problems, feel free to send me an email. You can retrieve my email address from the "Doc/AUTHORS.txt" file.
I just noticed the new 0.2-version. The alternating colors are nice. Just one question: Why doesn't Quamachi remember that I want to see offline-peers?
Other than that: It's still working nicely. :)
Thanks for the compliment.
I figured people would mostly just want to see the online peers, so I put the "Hide Offline Peers" toggle in the 'Option' menu rather than in the 'Settings' dialog.
I also decided to put it there for easy access.
Thanks for the compliment.
I figured people would mostly just want to see the online peers, so I put the "Hide Offline Peers" toggle in the 'Option' menu rather than in the 'Settings' dialog.
I also decided to put it there for easy access.
Sorry about the duplication, but it's not really my fault.
Firefox and/or Tab Mix Plus should disable form submissions when someone chooses the "Undo Close Tab" option.
I realise the irony in submitting a third message to undo the second one :-).
I haven't used a Debian-based Linux before, but I want to try Kubuntu at some stage because I've heard it's good.
Quamachi should run decently after you've installed, configured and tested Hamachi. You can get Hamachi here: http://www.hamachi.cc/download/list.php
The installation instructions for Quamachi are in the "Doc/INSTALL.txt" file. If there are any troubles, send me an email.
Ok, if you don't use Kubuntu, you wouldn't know this.
I have Kubuntu 6.10 and the newest QT4 packages are 4.2.0. Also I don't have a pyuic4-binary (the Makefile seems to need it).
Maybe I'll find some time on the weekend to look into this.
You also need to install the Python-Qt4 bindings (PyQt4).
Perhaps on Kubuntu the package name is "pyqt4" or "python-qt4".
If not, you can get the source here: http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/pyqt/download.php
I did. I installed python-qt4 and python-qt4-dev. I just don't have time to fiddle with external repositories right now. As I said, maybe (hopefully) on the weekend.
Ok, I didn't find time on the weekend. I did an update to Feisty Fawn 7.04 instead. ;)
But right now I found that I still missed the packages pyqt-tools and pyqt4-dev-tools.
After installing them make and make install-user worked just fine.
Thank you so much for this tool. :) gHamachi was nice, but as I didn't get to see any icons anymore it was a bit hard to use.
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The required 'PyQt4' module can't be found. Packet missing... plz help !
What's this about Hamachi v2 support? Is there anything new in the works regarding linux?
Hamachi v2 is currently downloadable from the "Labs & Betas" section of the LogMeIn website.
Thanks for that nice GUI. I think you should add kdrc to the dependencies. Would have saved some time.
Thanks for the compliment. I thought about doing what you've suggested before the last release, but decided that Quamachi users would likely have 'kdenetwork' installed already. I'll reconsider adding this as a dependency prior to the next release.
Hi, i am new to Linux and Kubuntu. I downloaded and installed your Quamachi app, i click on install button (instead writing shell command >_<) but anyway, it is installed perfectly, the problem is, i can not log in or connect. I check if tuncfg already running and i refer to your issues.txt I don't understand the part where "Logging in ... failed Add "/sbin" to yours and root's $PATH statement; re-login to KDE Try removing the "~/.hamachi/" dir and run "hamachi-init -n <nickname>" (again)" Could you kindly explain? what is mean by adding sbin folder to my and root's path statement? Thank you very much >_<
Sorry about the delay in responding. Please run Quamachi from the command-line and issue the 'v' (verbose) option: python Quamachi.pyw v Then email the output to me via the 'Help' menu.
Man, this this makes my day. I use Hamachi for managing files for work, and absolutely needed something like this. For whatever reason, the terminal wouldn't let me connect to my work network, but your app does. It's also an incredibly clean looking piece of work. So count me happy.
Thanks for the compliment and I'm glad you like Quamachi. Let me know if you've got any suggestions and I'll add them to the list.
Hello! I have installed Quamachi in Ubuntu and cannot figure out how to run it ... since I have no Kmenu ... I know it does run in Ubuntu, as I saw a video on moka5 where the person narrating the video had qamachi installed - this is how I came to know of quamachi. I have tried running it from console with no luck. Thanks for your help.
For installation and runtime assistance, see the "Doc/INSTALL.txt" file that's included with Quamachi. Once you're sure that all of the prerequisites are installed, running "Quamachi.pyw" should work. Keep in mind that it begins with a capital Q, and Linux is case sensitive! If you run into any problems, feel free to send me an email. You can retrieve my email address from the "Doc/AUTHORS.txt" file.
I just noticed the new 0.2-version. The alternating colors are nice. Just one question: Why doesn't Quamachi remember that I want to see offline-peers? Other than that: It's still working nicely. :)
Thanks for the compliment. I figured people would mostly just want to see the online peers, so I put the "Hide Offline Peers" toggle in the 'Option' menu rather than in the 'Settings' dialog. I also decided to put it there for easy access.
Thanks for the compliment. I figured people would mostly just want to see the online peers, so I put the "Hide Offline Peers" toggle in the 'Option' menu rather than in the 'Settings' dialog. I also decided to put it there for easy access.
Sorry about the duplication, but it's not really my fault. Firefox and/or Tab Mix Plus should disable form submissions when someone chooses the "Undo Close Tab" option. I realise the irony in submitting a third message to undo the second one :-).
Now, what do I need to do to compile/run this on Kubuntu? ;)
I haven't used a Debian-based Linux before, but I want to try Kubuntu at some stage because I've heard it's good. Quamachi should run decently after you've installed, configured and tested Hamachi. You can get Hamachi here: http://www.hamachi.cc/download/list.php The installation instructions for Quamachi are in the "Doc/INSTALL.txt" file. If there are any troubles, send me an email.
Ok, if you don't use Kubuntu, you wouldn't know this. I have Kubuntu 6.10 and the newest QT4 packages are 4.2.0. Also I don't have a pyuic4-binary (the Makefile seems to need it). Maybe I'll find some time on the weekend to look into this.
You also need to install the Python-Qt4 bindings (PyQt4). Perhaps on Kubuntu the package name is "pyqt4" or "python-qt4". If not, you can get the source here: http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/pyqt/download.php
I did. I installed python-qt4 and python-qt4-dev. I just don't have time to fiddle with external repositories right now. As I said, maybe (hopefully) on the weekend.
Ok, I didn't find time on the weekend. I did an update to Feisty Fawn 7.04 instead. ;) But right now I found that I still missed the packages pyqt-tools and pyqt4-dev-tools. After installing them make and make install-user worked just fine. Thank you so much for this tool. :) gHamachi was nice, but as I didn't get to see any icons anymore it was a bit hard to use.
Thanks for giving it another try. I'm glad it's now working correctly. I also had problems with gHamachi, which is why I decided to write Quamachi.