[closed] failed to edit in josm

wen i select the edit with remote control josm.Is says editing failed and asks me to make sure remote control is enabled.But in josm its enabled. while searching i got a link osm and wen i opened som from that link and selected editing with osm it worked,still the other tabs opened in the common way still failed to edit in josm.

Now i lost that link and wen i open osm and select edit in josm,it throws the same old error. Anybody any idea?

josm josm_remote_control

asked 13 Apr '14, 15:05

muzirian
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closed 30 Apr '15, 16:52

aseerel4c26 ♦
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The question has been closed for the following reason "(very likely) a duplicate question (and not indicated otherwise). See below" by aseerel4c26 30 Apr '15, 16:52

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This is due to you using the https version of www.openstreetmap.org together with an old version of JOSM.

Note this question has easily been answered a dozen times.

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answered 13 Apr '14, 16:09

SimonPoole ♦
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edited 13 Apr '14, 16:10

… see https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/30688/cannot-launch-josm-from-openstreetmap-anymore

(30 Apr '15, 16:51) aseerel4c26 ♦

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[closed] failed to edit in josm

The question has been closed for the following reason "(very likely) a duplicate question (and not indicated otherwise). See below" by aseerel4c26 30 Apr '15, 16:52

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