Why Can't I Connect? 1.12.2

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Modified wxWidgets dependency for Ubuntu release 16.04.

1. Added SSL / TLS support for Microsoft SQL server, MySql server, FTP, and IRC.

Added SSL / TLS support for IMAP, POP3, SMTP, LDAP, Usenet, and Generic Client connections.
Added a trace showing the SSL / TLS certificate information after a connection. Fixed a bug when connecting a Generic Client that expects a response.
Warning: this application links to the openssl libraries. Do not download this application if this is illegal in your country.
The SSL / TLS certificate information trace shows the valid date range and subject information if the trace detail level is set to Medium. The trace additionally shows the issuer information if the trace detail level is set to High.

1. Added a cancel button to the connecting progress dialog.
2. Moved the acquiring local address, binding, and acquiring server address functions to their own thread. Added a progress / cancel dialog for this thread.
3. Added detection of system logout / shutdown signals to close the application, destroy temporary files, and flush the trace file.

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1. Fixed an occasional crash primarily in Linux systems.
2. In the WiFi / wired login check, test that the expected router login page is listening on port 80 before launching it in a browser.
3. Fixed various small bugs.

1. Added the "Check WiFi / Wired Network Login" menu item to the tools menu and button to the toolbar. This function launches the default router login / TOS (Terms Of Service) IP address in your preferred browser.
2. Added a check to see if the error pattern of a possible incomplete WiFi / wired network login is detected on any connection and ask if you would like to launch the default router login.
3. Added some minor optimizations.
4. Fixed some minor bugs.

In this release:

1. Changed the visible trace to be easier to read. The trace shows in your normal font except for hexadecimal traces which show in a monospace font. Function headers display in blue, errors display in red, and warnings display in green. This matches to the look and feel of the "Why Can't I Connect?" Android companion app.

2. Changed the remembering of a server name to the drop down list from when it is connected to when it's IP address is resolved.

3. Changed the default timeouts from 60 seconds to 20 seconds. This only effects new installs. Previous installs will still need to change the timeouts in the preferences dialog.

4. Switched the "Ports In Use" default port type to listening.

5. Fixed a bug in the "Script Save As" to include the script run time parameters.

1. Optimized the "Ports In Use" and the "Neighbors" tools. The "Ports In Use" tool runs significantly faster. Both the "Ports In Use" and "Neighbors" tools' "Cancel" buttons are quicker to respond to a user request.

1. Added a major enhancement to the Neighbors Tool. The tool will now search by port connections as well as ICMP echo requests and the socket function getnameinfo. 15 common ports have been predefined as well as the ability to add additional ports. There is also the ability to search by ports exclusively. For example, search a range of IP address that are listening on http (port 80).

2. Added a question dialog in preferences after changing the application language to synchronize the trace language.

3. Now showing the currently open trace file in the status line while hovering over the 'Create / Change The Log File' menu option.

1. Upgraded wxWidgets to 3.0.x
2. Added host name reformatting which removes errors from an entered host name.
3. Added a trace to show the original and the reformatted host name.

wxWidgets to 3.0.x:
Windows users should notice little if any differences. Linux users may see many user interface changes depending on the GTK+ theme they are using. There are problems with some controls while using certain themes (Oxygen-gtk for example.) As these are known problems for other applications, I haven't made any changes as of yet.

Changed the url of the Knowledge Base to match the website redesign.
A minor cosmetic change.
A minor bug fix.

1. I've added the neighbors tool. This identifies all the named devices within a range of IP addresses. Note: The neighbors tool uses the socket function getnameinfo and, depending on your operating system, ICMP echo requests. These inquiries may be blocked by a firewall and I do NOT try to circumvent these security measures.

2. I've added the MAC address in the bind trace when the trace detail level is set to high.

Added some enhancements to make the trace easier to read:
Added a task parameters trace at the beginning of the connection tests. For example, an FTP connection test will start with the trace "Connect to an FTP Server" and display the name / IP address and the port.
Added the ability to select the trace detail level in the trace menu. A high detail level shows all traces. A medium detail level shows the trace elements useful to a typical user and is the default setting. A low detail level shows socket functions only. The default trace detail level may be set in the application preferences.

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1. Added the “Produce email” script element. The script element will create an email with up to 10 recipients, a subject, and launch it in the default email client for the computer. The user may drag and drop or paste the trace directly into the prepared email. This enhancement, of course, should not be used while detecting email problems
2. Added the ability to signal Generic Client connects and sends to wait for a response from the server. This is needed for complex conversational scripts.
3. Added the ability to set script message box sizes.
4. Fixed various minor bugs.

Added a right click pop-up menu to the main window containing 'Select
All' and 'Copy'.
Added the ability to drag and drop the selected item(s) from the main window.

1. Fixed a bug that reported an invalid script file when creating a new script in the Add / Edit menu option.
2. Added the option to enable / disable trace dates and times. This is to make remote debugging easier. You can use a simple file compare between a successful trace and an unsuccessful trace to find the differences.
3. Added the "Clear Trace" script element.
4. Added the ability to store the script runtime parameters in the script file itself. If stored, the runtime parameters will no longer need to be entered during a script playback.

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In this release I've added script support. Scripts are a very handy tool for remote debugging and tracking down intermittent problems. A script may be used for remote debugging by simply emailing or copying the script file to the remote location. Script files are fully self contained so no other files are required to remotely run the script. A script may be used to track down an intermittent problem by setting it to repeat. You can also set the script to break on errors so when the intermittent problem occurs, you will see the exact date, time, and type of error. Recording a script is as simple as pressing the Record button, running the test connections, and pressing the Stop Recording button.

In this release I've changed the Home Directory and Knowledge Base internal links to point to my own website (www.WhyCantIConnect.com)

Fixed a bug that would cause a crash in Windows operating systems while trying to find text containing a wide string (extended character sets for multiple languages.) This will probably fix other bugs that I have not discovered.
Added Czech, Danish, and Polish to the supported languages. I now support Chinese (simplified character set), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Added a Progress / Cancel dialog will sending the contents of a file.

Fixed a bug that sometimes lost the language after it is initially selected when the application is started for the first time.

Added a tool that searches the computer for ports in use / connected ports, listening ports, reserved ports, and all ports that can not bind. This is a handy way to find what is / isn't running on your computer.

Added Dutch and Italian to the supported languages. I now support Chinese (simplified character set), Dutch, English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.

Switched the HTML help files to use embedded images. This dramatically reduces the number of files I need to install.

Changed the application, while running in Windows operating systems, to use a more efficient socket close.

1. Translated the help files and created screen captures in the appropriate languages.
2. Added a trace extent selection dialog after creating / changing the log file.

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