What Would You Like to See In the Beta Release Of iMessenger (Neowin Messenger)  

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  1. 1. What Would You Like to See In the Beta Release Of iMessenger (Neowin Messenger)

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I think I'm partially to blame for this. I'm the one who was running the server program yesterday and I don't have a static IP. The IP address for the server is hard-coded into the program.

So, would someone with a fast Internet connection that is always on, and who has a static IP please step up to the plate?

maybe the program could be integrated with/use no-ip?

im thinking of making a Neowin messenger were you can see who is online in neowin and send them a messege.. why am i goin to do this well coz neowin rocks!!!...if anyone wants to help please comment here.. :happy:

Dude i will do the site. I will kill it. And ill do the skin. People love what i do with skin. Plus Nakedladies rock! Also i know the owner of winmatrix. So me and him can do the smiles things

The band :laugh:

Sorry all been away since yesterday. Between then and now I have fixed many critical bugs

So, would someone with a fast Internet connection that is always on, and who has a static IP please step up to the plate?

Yes.. if anyone has this, and dosnt mind donating a small area of their systray to run the server app, it would be much appriciated. A static IP is prefered. Although anyone running the server app wont be able to use the messenger program yet, as they both will use the same port + address

Next Neowin Messenger update in a couple of hours hopefully

static i found an odd bug...

if you select logon then private message the ip 127.0.0.1 while its connecting.. you log onto your self....is that something you've found?

edit: by this i mean it stays connected.. doesnt say host not found...

Edited by EnIgMa-PenGuIn
static i found an odd bug...

if you select logon then private message the ip 127.0.0.1 while its connecting.. you log onto your self....is that something you've found?

edit: by this i mean it stays connected.. doesnt say host not found...

yes the whole IP to IP message system (not buddy list) needs a revamp which i will probably do tommrow. at the moment im trying to fix this annoying bug where the buddylist dosnt get updated when someone logs off.

I was thinking how come the messenger has to be square, just a question.. I know this is still early on, but seems that everytime I look at a popular IM they are all square...

If we are able to see the other users that are on the messenger that would be nice, without having to add people....

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