Removing all Office and Outlook files from the program folder was one of theįirst things I have already done. The current state there is close to what becomes 2.10 The nightlies are automated builds based on the latest development commits: In your suggestion 1) did the spell checker modify something, I don’t
, 00:31, “Ingo Bauersachs” really appreciate your assistance. I will keep you posted on the further progress. The complete uninstall with clean-up was one of the first things I have done, including also to uninstall the McAffee. Thanks, I will look at the nightly tomorrow morning, it is getting late here. Try launching Jitsi with the following command from a command prompt (all in one line) and post the output of the debug-launch.log fileĬd “%programfiles(x86)%\Jitsi” & set path= & jre\bin\java -classpath lib\felix.jar sc-bundles\sc-launcher.jar sc-bundles\dnsjava.jar sc-bundles\util.jar lib =file./lib/ .file=lib/logging.properties =native .SC_HOME_DIR_NAME=Jitsi .launcher.SIPCommunicator > “%localappdata%\jitsi\log\debug-launch.log” 2>&1.I not sure if we support Outlook 2007 and you could try disabling any Outlook stuff by deleting all files containing “outlook” or “office” in their name from %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Jitsi\native.Updating to the latest nightly might be a good idea.Delete the PersonalFolders.pst and have Outlook create a completely new.Include the FreeBusyStatus.disabled=true into the Jitsi settings., 22:56, “Ingo Bauersachs” that wasn’t the solution. It didn’t do the trick.Īttached is the log-file you suggested me to create. Removing all Office and Outlook files from the program folder was one of the first things I have already done. In your suggestion 1) did the spell checker modify something, I don’t understand what the latest nightly is. I can run Jitsi, version on another machine with Outlook 2007. Delete the PersonalFolders.pst and have Outlook create a completely newġ) Updating to the latest nightly might be a good idea.Ģ) I not sure if we support Outlook 2007 and you could try disabling any Outlook stuff by deleting all files containing "outlook" or "office" in their name from %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Jitsi\native.ģ) Try launching Jitsi with the following command from a command prompt (all in one line) and post the output of the debug-launch.log fileĬd "%programfiles(x86)%\Jitsi" & set path= & jre\bin\java -classpath lib\felix.jar sc-bundles\sc-launcher.jar sc-bundles\dnsjava.jar sc-bundles\util.jar lib =file./lib/ .file=lib/logging.properties =native .SC_HOME_DIR_NAME=Jitsi .launcher.SIPCommunicator > "%localappdata%\jitsi\log\debug-launch.log" 2>&1 Include the FreeBusyStatus.disabled=true into the Jitsi settings.Ģ. Users mailing instructions and other list options:ġ. I’d try looking at something from today, or at least something that you changed very recently. Unfortunately, there’s no option in the UI for it (which you can’t start anyway).ī) If not, is there a way to know what appointment that is?
Really see a reason why Jitsi needs to do that. I noticed that Jitsi seems to have an issue with the Outlook calendar.Ī) Is there no way to disable Jitsi from accessing it in first place, I don’t , 21:28, “Ingo Bauersachs” that is quite a specific diagnose - I very much appreciate! Jitsi0.log.0.FreeBusystatusDisabled.txt (13.9 KB) Include the FreeBusyStatus.disabled=true into the Jitsi settings.ĭelete the PersonalFolders.pst and have Outlook create a completely new and empty one.
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