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I was able to open the Python AZNB editor. (message in chat: Something went wrong! ) I had an initial error when I tried to use the armor in the three dot menu, but it only happened once. I had no trouble running the chat commands to build the aquarium in the coding world.

In chat, I cannot use the slash from the LHS, I have to type it in.

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I am on a Pixel 2XL Android version 11 (yes I dream of a new phone soon!)ĭownload, no problem! Easy, no space issues, easy login. My grandchildren will argue over using my phone in the car for the rest of my life!!! =]

URLs Used by Minecraft: Education Edition – Minecraft: Education Edition Support For users who had multiplayer connectivity issues before today, this is likely caused by the new URLs not being allow listed by your IT Admin: Thank you for your patience while we look into this.

Multiplayer connections are not working as of 11:13AM PST this morning.

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Old Update 8/12/22 1:40PM PST - Known issues: If you still experience either issue please submit a ticket to Both issues were resolved late Friday evening/night.We apologize for any class interruption these changes may have brought, hopefully we can get you all back to crafting together soon. We're happy to look into this and discuss this with your IT Admin through our support desk: Learn more in the Port section on this article: FAQ: IT Admin Guide – Minecraft: Education Edition Support Some IT Admins may need to allow list our TURN services or unblock the use of ephemeral ports.Their proxy's auto detect is not working with our new URL - We're actively investigating this to see if we can resolve this from our side but would love pcaps from affected devices.The IT Admin has not allow listed our newest URL through any firewall / content filter / proxy that may block it.Generally, this is caused by one of the following issues: Thank you for your feedback.įor all users whom are experiencing multiplayer issues post 1.18 where it is an entire class, school, or specific OS that cannot join multiplayer, have your IT Admin reach out to us. We're currently discussing ways we can be more transparent and improve our update frequency. Lastly, I know many of you would like more frequent updates on the forum, and we hear you. While some issues may remain, our support team remains ready to help troubleshoot. I'd also like to thank you all for your patience while we've investigated. If this is the case, the IT Admin guide has our subdomains you can add instead. We've also seen some cases where schools can't add the new URL due to inability to add wildcard domains (the * in the URL). The most common cause of multiplayer issues we're seeing is schools not allowing the new URLs, schools having ephemeral ports blocked, or specific firewall features interacting poorly with our new multiplayer system (such as app decryption). If you continue to experience multiplayer issues after updating to the hotfix, please reach out to our support team as we're generally able to get to the bottom of these cases through troubleshooting: This hotfix brings improved proxy support for our multiplayer services/URLs and improved in-game multiplayer stability. # On a macOS system which has proctools installed, you can replace `killall` to `pkill`īlueutil is cool stuff, but it is using some private APIs of amework, so it may not work on the future version of macOS.We have released a hotfix (version 1.18.42) focused on multiplayer improvements. $ sudo killall -HUP bluetoothd # or blued based on macOS version Library/Preferences/ ControllerPowerState -int 0 Library/Preferences/ ControllerPowerState -int 1

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In case you just want the status(on|off) of bluetooth to be changed, not wanting the daemon to actually restart, you can do the following, # Let bluetooth be on $ sudo launchctl stop # or blued based on macOS version $ sudo launchctl load /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/Įven in the SIP environment(after El Capitan) you can simply launchctl stop then launchctl start the daemon. $ sudo launchctl unload /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ So based on the version of the macOS, you need to change the daemon name in the below command(s).Īnother thing to note is that, unload then load the daemon's plist(instead of stop then start or sending HUP signal) may not work due to the SIP(System Integrity Protection) introduced in El Capitan.īut it should work when you disabled the SIP or on macOS before El Capitan. One thing to mention is the daemon name blued (at least until macOS 10.11 El Capitan), has been changed to bluetoothd.

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