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« on: November 27, 2016, 05:45:23 AM »
Hi Rejetto. I was not at the IP address of the computer with the problem when I wrote the first post, but at another PC where HFS was (and still is) working. That's why you were able to "see" my server at that time, but (presumably) cannot now. I am typing this now on the computer having the problem described in my initial post, and the problem is as before. This PC, the one I'm typing on now, still fails the self-test.
HFS still works on localhost and on my internal network, but cannot be accessed from outside. I'm using the same router from before moving, and the port forwards and firewall settings are all the same. The only thing that's different is my physical address.
The result is also the same if I shut down HFS and do a clean install of HFS from another computer on my network. Also if I change the port HFS uses to ports that are currently open and working for other programs: uTorrent and Soulseek, respectively. But uTorrent and Soulseek ARE able to run on the ports I opened earlier for Soulseek.
Most mysterious of all: we also tried running Tonido portable from the second computer to see if we could serve files from it. But when we called up the Tonido URL from our phone (with HFS turned off), it now feeds us the HFS interface.
What in the world is going on?