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What do you want to do? How do you want to configure the web server?

Will do, thank you. Appreciate all your work on JMRI and WiThrottle.

All, I've no idea why those lines were commented out, but I will create a PR to put them back. Sam, Thanks for catching that. It should be fixed in 5.9.5. I'll update here when a developer version is

Looks like it was commented out in this PR: https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/commit/d2f4e90bac05defbdc24c7ca64aab07c33034318#diff-5c8fcfba7d2f4d11ff755c504095496a6444a6b46b26c72953835fdce6e76228

Steve, It appears that StateInconsistent is commented in the properties file. jmrit/withrottle/WiThrottleBundle.properties:#StateInconsistent = Inconsistent Dave Sand

Sam, Thanks for the detailed info. From this, I can see that it is not a firewall issue, as your client connects. But the WiThrottle Server is crashing with this message: 11:49:34,791 ptionhandler.

Sam, The following entry from your log with 5.9.4 likely shows a jmri problem. WiThrottleServer will be dead at that point. Hopefully one of the devs will take a look. Robin Robin

ISTR seeing something about the most recent (at the time) CH340 driver for Win11 not working properly. I don't need/use it, so I didn't make note of any specifics. It may have been discussed on the

Hello, I updated to 5.9.4 yesterday and found that I could not connect to the WiThrottle server. Went in and disabled the firewall and it didn't have any effect. Re-enabled the firewall, uninstalled

JMRI uses Jetty, not Apache.

My understanding that JMRI uses Apache Does anybody have any more information on it and where I can look at the settings for Apache?

Is it normal for NCE to go "offline"?? If so, is there a setting to turn it off or adjust the timing?

I'm late to the party... What are you connecting the NCE USB interface to? The NCE USB interface is only for the Power Cab, if you are trying to connect your new laptop to JMRI via the NCE Power House

The Java 8 .msi installer for 64 bit is here: https://www.azul.com/core-post-download/?endpoint=zulu&uuid=e40e9686-3de2-49f2-8edf-f81e7dfb09e7 It's about 88 MB. Download it and run the installer --

Since JMRI is working in simulated mode for him, it's not a Java issue. -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator ( https://www.jmri.org ) Tam Valley Group Moderator (

Go to the Windows Device Manager. Unplug and plug in your interface. The device manager should show it being removed and plugged back in. Check which Com port it says. To post your system console

Ken and John The offline Java I'm finding is about 61 KB and not the 150 Ken thought is could be. Error Code 1603. Java Update did not complete. This is the error code I'm getting on the other

Ken and John I kinda thought so as far as just placing the Java folder in the other computer. John, I did use the offline Java, but it will not load on the computer there. Comes up with an error code

Dave Sand, if I’m reading your description right, SML does not support interlockings with multiple paths between an entry and an exit? Maybe I’m not reading it right.

Check firewall settings and allow Java? I am no nce expert, but seems that almost every time I have issues with a new computer it is a firewall.