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Tweetdeck won't login?
Tweetdeck won't login for me. I type in my information and press login and it says it's working but never finishes the login. I'm using Windows Vista, does that have anything to do with it?
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Inappropriate?I found this to be firewall settings in my case. Tweetdeck doesn't seem to alert you if it can't make a connection1 Comment
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Added Tweetdeck to firewall exceptions. Doesn't work in my case. -
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Inappropriate?I uninstalled comodo firewall, installed zonealarm and 24 hours later zonealarm finally asked if I wanted to allow adobe air and then tweetdeck. Both now are working.
I'm unsure why even with the firewall off, Air and Tweetdeck were unable to access the web. -
Inappropriate?we have this issue here, but it is related to limited user not having sufficient rights for adobe air to update, also as a point of reference, zone alarm is one of the worst firewalls in terms of being overly protective, and as you pointed out, it is often difficult to get programs through it. -
Inappropriate?Ok, some say that it's a firewall thing.. But then what? Should I try to open a port for tweetdeck? because I don't get the firewall to ask if i should allow tweetdeck to connect.. So, does anyone know the ports it uses so that I try to open them on my router?
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Inappropriate?A SOLUTION
I just install AVG Internet Security and Tweetdeck stopped working.
I narrowed it down to the Firewall settings for TWEETDECK.EXE.
Depending on your Firewall and desire for tight Firewall settings you could either allow TWEETDECK.EXE to do whatever it wants (any destination/any port) or you could allow the following specific addresses/ports
You need to allow ALL of the following, I think - all 'Outbound' connections.
128.121.146.100 Ports 443 80 (Twitter)
128.121.146.228 Ports 443 80 (Twitter)
128.121.146.235 Port 80 (Twitter)
128.121.146.107 Port 80 (Twitter)
72.21.202.192 (Not clear what this is ... maybe something to do with Amazon)
69.63.184.143 Port 80 (Facebook)
69.63.176.141 Port 80 (Facebook)
72.21.211.148 80 (Amazon?)
70.32.107.61 (Tweetdeck.com)
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