jamovi

hi,

sounds like a corrupt file. if you either attach it here, or email it through to contact <at> jamovi.org i'll take a look.

jonathon

hi joao, take a look at the tutorial seol has pointed you towards, and don't hesitate to get in touch if you need help along the way. generally speaking, modules don't require too much maintenance once they're developed, but it comes down to what breaking changes occur in upstream R packages ... if ...

i think binary is what you want.

jonathon

awesome!

yes, python.exe is probably the most important one.

cheers

jonathon

hi, yes it looks as though the firewall is preventing jamovi from opening those ports. it might be worth contacting the firewall vendor, as if it's going to block the ports, jamovi isn't going to run. normally firewalls simply block/filter incoming network traffic, and leave access to the 'loopback'...

hey, when jamovi starts up, it launches an embedded web server, and then launches what is effectively a web browser to connect to that. if you start jamovi at the terminal, you'll see something like: jamovi.server.server - listening across origin(s): 127.0.0.1:57300 127.0.0.1:57301 127.0.0.1:57302 j...

OK, this is progress!

let me touch base with marcello (the author of gamlj).

jonathon

a new version of jTransform was recently pushed to the library (possibly in response to this post) ... it would be worth seeing if that fixes the issue.

cheers

hi,

can you tell me if the issue is specific to gamlj, or if other plots (say the descriptives from the explore menu) have the same problem?

with thanks

can you just confirm for me, when you run it with the --debug2 flag ... that you get three additional terminal windows?

jonathon