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opened 2022-02-17 16:22:54 +01:00 by Cottonwoodhill · 0 comments
Cottonwoodhill commented 2022-02-17 16:22:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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I am using an Appimage of Bitmessage v. 0.6.3.2 but since a few time it doesn't connect to the network. (see link bellow)
Any help would be very grateful to solve that issue.
Should I upgrade to a new version?
Thanks
Edit : Use Stocks5 as network settings.
Edit 2 : this is the latest version.

Hi @ I am using an Appimage of Bitmessage v. 0.6.3.2 but since a few time it doesn't connect to the network. (see link bellow) Any help would be very grateful to solve that issue. Should I upgrade to a new version? Thanks Edit : Use Stocks5 as network settings. Edit 2 : this is the latest version.
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