Hey, Nakatano!

I just took a closer look at your screenshot. It’s Iannix itself that would seem to be competing with Max! You have Iannix also listening on port 2001. I think you want to reverse, in Iannix, those ports 1234 and 2001. Then you should be good to go.

Cheers,
–Bob

@I wrote:

A workaround would be to change the port number in both places: IanniX and Max. But my inclination is to get to the bottom of this.

So, let’s snoop around and get the rundown on open sockets:

Open a terminal:

sudo lsof -i -P

If you want to see only processes associated with that particular port:

sudo lsof -i -P | grep "2001"

If you want to create a file to attach so we can see the output too, you might do this:

sudo lsof -i -P > MyPorts.txt

or

sudo lsof -i -P | grep "2001" > MyPorts.txt

@nakatano wrote:

… there is probably something already bound to this port.
I tried to change this one but nothing happens (always the same message in the Max Window)

Cheers,
–Bob

Well it wasn’t totally conscious but ok Bob, I fix it (in fact, I think this bug was an heritage of other bugs) 😀

Okayyy, I didn’t test with your scores, but I will !

You dislike this beauuuutiful blue-pastel 😆 ?

To be honnest, we don’t take the time to install other theme, we use the default config. But I send a mail to our web/identity guy to see that!

To the contrary,
@Softcore wrote:

… Anyway, all the above sound pointless unless you actually get to see what Im trying to achieve, and that will possibly be during the weekend! So, talk to you soon.

…it makes sense and I’m looking forward to your next phase. I think a customized default message prototype is a great idea, BTW, and doubt I would ever have thought of it (but I’d surely use it!).

–Bob