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Releases: WR4F/ZeroChat

v1.0.67 Windows x64 Standalone

15 Nov 11:01
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Note: Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3 RC is required for the program to work.

This project is still in heavy development, use in production environments is not recommended.

The zerochat.exe file is a self-contained NodeJS file with the entire NodeJS binary and it's dependencies held inside. These dependencies get pulled out of the binary at runtime into C:\Users\[your username]\AppData\Local\warp\packages.

The program will require opening your firewall to listen on the port 8000 if you're trying to access the server from a different computer on the network.

This release was made with the great single-binary packaging tool, Warp.

v1.0.66 Windows x64 Standalone

15 Nov 10:55
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Note: Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3 RC is required for the program to work.

This project is still in heavy development, use in production environments is not recommended.

The zerochat.exe file is a self-contained NodeJS file with the entire NodeJS binary and it's dependencies held inside. These dependencies get pulled out of the binary at runtime into C:\Users\[your username]\AppData\Local\warp\packages.

The program will require opening your firewall to listen on the port 8000 if you're trying to access the server from a different computer on the network.

This release was made with the great single-binary packaging tool, Warp.

Initial Release

29 Oct 04:31
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Initial Release Pre-release
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v0.1 Pre-Release (OUTDATED, avoid using this!)

Note: Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3 RC is required for the program to work.

The zerochat.exe file is a self-contained NodeJS file with the entire NodeJS binary and it's dependencies held inside.

These dependencies get pulled out of the binary at runtime into %appdata%\Local\warp\packages.

The program will require opening your firewall to listen on the port 8080 if you're trying to access the server from a different computer on the network.

This first release was made with the great single-binary packaging tool, Warp.