I still don't see it
It's not showing up in searches for me, but by directly visiting this url just now I was able to make a purchase. I'm a Canadian user, if that makes a difference.
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It's not showing up in searches for me, but by directly visiting this url just now I was able to make a purchase. I'm a Canadian user, if that makes a difference.
not sure if this works...
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=286541579&mt=8
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=286541579&mt=8
the links to NetShare on iTunes in the previous posts WORK, CONFIRMED
Just installed NetShare, testing it out now; thanks for the link!
Just installed NetShare, testing it out now; thanks for the link!
PC Use
Good question, this would be great to use on the train on the way to work, any thoughts about how to set it up with a PC? (Detailed instructions for those of us (me<---) would be very nice too.
Good question, this would be great to use on the train on the way to work, any thoughts about how to set it up with a PC? (Detailed instructions for those of us (me<---) would be very nice too.
This is not true "tethering" - you're running a SOCK5 proxy on your phone. As far as AT&T is concerned, all communications they see is between your iPhone and their Internet gateway. You will be fine.
Ok, I followed the instructions, I normally use the Camino browser after I set everything up per the instructions nothing would come up on Camino.
I switched to Safari and it did work to an extent, every once in awhile clicking on some websites, I get the following message:
Did I set it up wrong?? any help would greatly be appreciated! Thanks!
I switched to Safari and it did work to an extent, every once in awhile clicking on some websites, I get the following message:
Did I set it up wrong?? any help would greatly be appreciated! Thanks!
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Thanks for the tutorial. Once I'm home and I connect my laptop to my home network, though, the Computer-to-Computer network disappears from the list and I have to recreate it (I created a new location originally).
Is there a way to remember this network so I could just recreate it with one click when needed?
Thanks!
Is there a way to remember this network so I could just recreate it with one click when needed?
Thanks!
You didn't do anything wrong, it is still very buggy and with updates I suppose it will become more stable.
I was also having this problem, I don't think there is a way to save a network that the mac actually creates itself.
Hah! Got it to work!
This is AMAZING! This is a really game-changing thing if Apple continues to allow it. Works great, and for those who are wondering, YES 3G is very usable for tethering, I'm posting this right now and I've only got 1 bar on my iPhone over 3G and it's snappy enough for browsing for me on my macbook pro!
This is AMAZING! This is a really game-changing thing if Apple continues to allow it. Works great, and for those who are wondering, YES 3G is very usable for tethering, I'm posting this right now and I've only got 1 bar on my iPhone over 3G and it's snappy enough for browsing for me on my macbook pro!
I apologize, I didn't feel like reading every post lol, but do I have to do this process every time I want to tether?
Ok, excellent. Thank You!!! Just wanted to make sure... it will definitely come in handy regardless..
And thanks for the tutorial.. it was very helpful!
I think it is still against the iPhone developer EULA to distribute any source code. It's called a NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement)
not working?
OK, I've followed the directions to the letter -- each screen on my MBP and iPhone match the ones in the instructions exactly. But it's still not working.
I've reset my iPhone, restarted my Mac, and tried setting up the network three times from scratch. Nothing.
Any suggestions? Maybe trying something besides the default IP they suggest?
This is the single most important app for me to have for my iPhone, and now that I've legitimately paid for it, it's incredibly frustrating to not have it work.
OK, I've followed the directions to the letter -- each screen on my MBP and iPhone match the ones in the instructions exactly. But it's still not working.
I've reset my iPhone, restarted my Mac, and tried setting up the network three times from scratch. Nothing.
Any suggestions? Maybe trying something besides the default IP they suggest?
This is the single most important app for me to have for my iPhone, and now that I've legitimately paid for it, it's incredibly frustrating to not have it work.
For those people who are using Firefox/Camino and saying that it doesn't work...read on:
These browsers have their own proxy settings within their preferences.
In firefox (3):
Go to Firefox >> Preferences >> advanced >> network
Click on 'settings'
Clck on 'manual proxy configuration'
Enter the ip address against SOCKS Host.
Save and Bob's your Uncle.
These browsers have their own proxy settings within their preferences.
In firefox (3):
Go to Firefox >> Preferences >> advanced >> network
Click on 'settings'
Clck on 'manual proxy configuration'
Enter the ip address against SOCKS Host.
Save and Bob's your Uncle.
For people using parallels
Parallels sets up its own Ethernet connections that in my case disturbed the PROXY thingy.
What I did is: I set up a dedicated NetShare LOCATION and in this location DELETED all of Parallels' ethernet connections. Only then did my NetShare work.
Cheers, dsq.
Parallels sets up its own Ethernet connections that in my case disturbed the PROXY thingy.
What I did is: I set up a dedicated NetShare LOCATION and in this location DELETED all of Parallels' ethernet connections. Only then did my NetShare work.
Cheers, dsq.