Alpha 4: to make it run on OS X (otherwise the app will crash, both with GPU and CPU rendering) I had to do really minor things (but I have tried other things as well before):
ssao.cl
line 64: for (float r = 1.0f; r < quality; r += 1.0f)//add f to the second 1.0
limited_engine.cl
line 153: distThresh = max(1e-6f, distThresh);//add f
line 209: distThresh = max(1e-6f, distThresh);//add f
240: scan = 1e20f;//add f
fast engine:
99: distThresh = max(1e-6f, distThresh);//add f
151: distThresh = max(1e-6f, distThresh);//add f
178: float glow = count / 500.0f * consts->params.DEFactor;//add f
I am quite happy with the response. I have tried using alpha5 and the app keeps crashing (but I have already tried to fix all the floats, dunno where is the problem) and I don't know how to fix it at the moment. Could somebody have a look to it (but I am referring only to the 'engines' part) and check if the 'f' suffix is present for all the floats? It would great to have a corrected copy to see if it works then.
Maybe there's another quicker solution, but is there?
In general mandelbulber is meant to be used in LANs, since it has no security considerations whatsoever.
Yet still strange, how the client managed to establish the connection (what is he scanning for on this port?) I will file an issue on github, but this has a low prio,
For the mean time you can prevent the traffic on another level (prevent the incoming traffic on your server machine or better even on your router)