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Does Cross have to rely on the "Bonjour" service?
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29 Sep 2012, 15:15by Technoengineer
I found that the Bonjour service requires a number of networking services to be running on the machine.
Would it be possible to use Cross in a mode where it can operate without the Bonjour service?
Re: Does Cross have to rely on the "Bonjour" service?
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30 Sep 2012, 01:07by hemskoc
Think its part of the internals components of iTunes, so I'm thinking it has to be present when using Cross with iTunes; you can try and experiment and disable it in running tasks if you like
Cheers
Re: Does Cross have to rely on the "Bonjour" service?
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30 Sep 2012, 10:36by sfronti
You can disable Bonjour Service. I have done it too with no problem.
Stelios, Greece
Re: Does Cross have to rely on the "Bonjour" service?
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30 Sep 2012, 10:50by UncleVibes
Bonjour is needed by CrossDJ Remote...
Re: Does Cross have to rely on the "Bonjour" service?
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30 Sep 2012, 16:50by daniel clark
Re: Does Cross have to rely on the "Bonjour" service?
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30 Sep 2012, 22:39by hemskoc
daniel clark wrote::cool:
wondered what that program was for ,, gonna delete also
Its for network applications like home sharing in tunes. Don't think you should delete it though, but you can just stop it running in the background processes.
Cheers
Re: Does Cross have to rely on the "Bonjour" service?
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01 Oct 2012, 08:56by sfronti
Exactly, just disable it.
Stelios, Greece
Re: Does Cross have to rely on the "Bonjour" service?
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02 Oct 2012, 12:30by Frans
Doesn't this service also check for Cross version updates?
Re: Does Cross have to rely on the "Bonjour" service?
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02 Oct 2012, 12:40by sfronti
No, it does not check for Cross updates.
Stelios, Greece
Re: Does Cross have to rely on the "Bonjour" service?
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16 Oct 2012, 12:19by Activated Soundwave
Just be careful if you delete Bonjour, i have a couple of other software products that also use bonjour,without bonjour the whole Programme would not open and has to be reinstalled so as to have bonjour installed again,If you have novation automap for one that relys on bonjour and their are many others, so if you do find another programme fails after deleting bonjour, then their is your problem, i went through this a few when i thought bonjour was bloatware and i was at first unaware from where bonjour had come from.