Gramblr conflict with firewall (500 - internal server error)
I'm using windows 10 Enterprise (64-bit) and I set its firewall to block all inbound and outbound connections so I can choose which app will access to network by creating those rules in my firewall.
I have no problem with other apps except Gramblr! I have defined the rule in firewall for gramblr.exe but still getting this error :
500 - Internal Server Error
Internal Server Error
Internal error information: Permission denied.
It wants to conncet to this address "http://localhost.gramblr.com:4343/", I even used chrome but still got the same error!
Please tell me which file should I put in my Firewall rules to make it work.
Thanks in advance
networking windows-10 firewall
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I'm using windows 10 Enterprise (64-bit) and I set its firewall to block all inbound and outbound connections so I can choose which app will access to network by creating those rules in my firewall.
I have no problem with other apps except Gramblr! I have defined the rule in firewall for gramblr.exe but still getting this error :
500 - Internal Server Error
Internal Server Error
Internal error information: Permission denied.
It wants to conncet to this address "http://localhost.gramblr.com:4343/", I even used chrome but still got the same error!
Please tell me which file should I put in my Firewall rules to make it work.
Thanks in advance
networking windows-10 firewall
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I'm using windows 10 Enterprise (64-bit) and I set its firewall to block all inbound and outbound connections so I can choose which app will access to network by creating those rules in my firewall.
I have no problem with other apps except Gramblr! I have defined the rule in firewall for gramblr.exe but still getting this error :
500 - Internal Server Error
Internal Server Error
Internal error information: Permission denied.
It wants to conncet to this address "http://localhost.gramblr.com:4343/", I even used chrome but still got the same error!
Please tell me which file should I put in my Firewall rules to make it work.
Thanks in advance
networking windows-10 firewall
I'm using windows 10 Enterprise (64-bit) and I set its firewall to block all inbound and outbound connections so I can choose which app will access to network by creating those rules in my firewall.
I have no problem with other apps except Gramblr! I have defined the rule in firewall for gramblr.exe but still getting this error :
500 - Internal Server Error
Internal Server Error
Internal error information: Permission denied.
It wants to conncet to this address "http://localhost.gramblr.com:4343/", I even used chrome but still got the same error!
Please tell me which file should I put in my Firewall rules to make it work.
Thanks in advance
networking windows-10 firewall
networking windows-10 firewall
edited Dec 19 '16 at 21:53
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I was having this issue too and found that it was because
I ran Gramblr straight from the downloaded .zip file, rather than extracting first before running!
So - try:
- uninstalling Gramblr
- revisiting the install file
extract Gramblr
and then run.
This fixed the problem for me.
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I was having this issue too and found that it was because
I ran Gramblr straight from the downloaded .zip file, rather than extracting first before running!
So - try:
- uninstalling Gramblr
- revisiting the install file
extract Gramblr
and then run.
This fixed the problem for me.
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I was having this issue too and found that it was because
I ran Gramblr straight from the downloaded .zip file, rather than extracting first before running!
So - try:
- uninstalling Gramblr
- revisiting the install file
extract Gramblr
and then run.
This fixed the problem for me.
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I was having this issue too and found that it was because
I ran Gramblr straight from the downloaded .zip file, rather than extracting first before running!
So - try:
- uninstalling Gramblr
- revisiting the install file
extract Gramblr
and then run.
This fixed the problem for me.
I was having this issue too and found that it was because
I ran Gramblr straight from the downloaded .zip file, rather than extracting first before running!
So - try:
- uninstalling Gramblr
- revisiting the install file
extract Gramblr
and then run.
This fixed the problem for me.
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