Arduino Yun - Can't upload sketches over Ethernet or WIFI

Using Arduino IDE 1.x
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I recently bought an Arduino Yun and I can't get the IDE to see the YUN and I am unable to upload a compiled (.hex) sketch via the web panel. Here is what I have tried so far to address the issue.

  • I have followed the start up guide for Windows 7 (IDE 1.5.8 installed and re-installed several times)
  • I have completed the YunSysupgrade via SD card
  • I have re-installed both Java and Bonjour several times (Bonjour Print Service has never recognized the Yun)
  • I can successfully connect to the Yun to my wireless network and run WifiStatus (uploaded via usb)
  • I can connect to the Yun through SSH
  • I have made exceptions for Bonjour and Arduino in the firewall and have even tried with the firewall off
  • I have tried pre-assigned and auto-assigned IP addresses (I notice that the hostname is always blank when looking at the router connection for the yun?)

If anyone knows how this can be fixed or how I can find out what is wrong I would really appreciate the help.
Thanks

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I've just started playing with my Yun, and I have a similar problem, in that the IDE doesn't seem to find the Yun on my network, even though I can get to it via ssh or a browser.

I'm trying to access the Yun from MacOS X 10.9.5 with Arduino 1.5.8. I have selected Yun as the board, but the port options do not include the name I've given the Yun, nor any IP address. They seem to refer to bluetooth and serial connections only.

Troubleshooting help would be appreciated. TiA

[later] I am able to upload and run a sketch (Blink) by selecting /dev/tty.usbmodem1d11 (Arduino Yun) on the Port submenu. No sign of a wifi option yet.

[solved] I solved the problem by going to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Firewall Options and enabling incoming connections to Arduino.

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Any suggestions would be very helpful, I am not able to run the TemperatureWebPanel example since it requires the sketch be uploaded over wifi. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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I think I may have the same problem.

Using my Win8 laptop, I am able to see the Yún connected to my network, and can access it through the browser at http://arduino.local/. I have made sure that I have the latest versions of Bonjour, and the IDE (1.5.8), and know that it isn't a firewall problem as I have tried everything also with the firewall off.

I also checked using the 1.5.8 version of the IDE for linux on my Fedora laptop, and it had no problem detecting the Yún and programming it remotely.