I'm having some problems debugging my zendamf remote. I'm on a Mac running MAMP. I've got Flex 3 with the SDK 3.6 and Flash Player 10.
I've got Charles running. I don't see anything too weird although, I'm not sure what I should be looking for. I get 200 OK for everything except:
http://localhost/zendamf_remote_flex_dcre
301 POST localhost
/zendamf_remote_flex_dcre7 ms
1.16 KB Complete null
Later down Charles' list, I see:
http://localhost/zendamf_remote_flex_dcre/
200 GET localhost
/zendamf_remote_flex_dcre/ 186 ms 533
bytes Complete Zend Amf
Endpoint
Okay, I figured it out. I forgot "-service" in the compiler option settings.
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This has been asked before, but I've been through all the answers provided elsewhere so far, i.e. checking permissions on c:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA\MachineKeys, adjusting protocols using IISCrypto and turning use of FIPS algorithms on (and off) and I'm still getting batches of 4 events every 10 seconds which swamps the System event log.
I'm running Windows Insider Preview 10 Build 19592.rs_prerelease.200321-1719 (64-bit) so this could be a preview specific issue, however, is there anything else I can try to correct this error?
same issues here, same error code, same pattern , same windows build, tried ISS CRYPTO BEST PRACTICES fix attempt. Did not resolve.
This is not a server, its a standalone client in a home network with no other computers active. Office is not installed, no Exchange, no IIS, no server applications of any kind, just stock windows services. Install is fresh.
Active Browser is Chrome Portable with some basic security plugins such as UBLOCK,Tampermonkey and Adblock. The only webpage opened is this one.
The answer I finally got from a comment on anothersite was that this was a known issue in the Insider Preview and it's now been fixed in the latest releases.
I've gotten this error on an ASP.NET Core 6.0 service that used to work fine previously. The problem turned out to be faulty deployment, that removed all files from the virtual directory.
I just installed Windows 8, and I'm having a hard time running Apache on it.
After a couple of adjustments on httpd.conf file (changing ports because of WWAHost.exe and allowing ::1 due to IPv6) I finally got it running (installed with EasyPHP), but when I open some local site on Internet Explorer 10, Apache stops responding and keep trying to load the page forever.
I think it has to do with Internet Explorer 10, because on other browsers work fine before loading any local site on Internet Explorer. After that I have to restart Apache to work again and not use Internet Explorer 10 any more in order to keep it running.
Did you have the same problem?
I had a similar problem and managed to fix it with the following solution. See IE freezes when requesting an EasyPHP/Apache hosted page.
As I already had a modern Apache, I just added:
AcceptFilter https none
AcceptFilter http none
EnableSendfile Off
EnableMMAP off
before loadmodules section. This worked like a charm.
My configuration was: Apache 2.4.4 and Internet Explorer 10
I had the same problem running Apache 2.4.2 (EasyPHP 12) with Internet Explorer 10 on Windows 7, although think I've found a solution on astutelogic.com that seems to work... At least, upgrading Apache to 2.4.4 using those instructions worked for me.
I downloaded the Apache binaries from Apache Lounge, then after the extracting/renaming steps, I copied my current 'php.ini' and 'httpd.conf' files across to the new folder and added the additional lines to my 'httpd.conf' file as instructed.
As per the linked page, a note on development servers vs live servers:
As far as I can see, the AcceptFilter directive only really works on FreeBSD and Linux (to a lesser extent) so there isn’t any benefit from having them on Windows. I could be wrong though… In any case, its only a development environment so a few milliseconds slower shouldn’t be a problem.
Update
Just noticed EasyPHP 13.1 has been released, which comes with Apache 2.4.4. If you haven't already tried the steps I linked to above (or simply updated EasyPHP), I'd recommend you just download the updated stack.
I have been attempting to fix the same issue on Internet Explorer 10 on Windows 7 and have found that using compatibility mode alleviated most of the delays using localhost sites.
I know it isn't exactly a solution, but I also experienced these issues on Windows 8 and tried the common fixes to no avail.
It might be something with ThreadsPerChild.
Check error.log and httpf.conf:
# Server-pool management (MPM specific)
#Include conf/extra/httpd-mpm.conf
I had the same problem in Internet Explorer 10, but now I can't seem to reproduce it. Normally I use Firefox, and there is no problem. It seems I got this problem after updating to Apache 2.4.
I have installed Red (setup-Red5-1.0.0-RC2-java6) on my windows xp. Red5 server running proper. but installer.swf not able to connect. also getting 404 error while installing demos. demos directory is not at the location as well.
any Idea what could have cause this ?
Try using the 0.9.1 build. Also your firewall should allow listening on port 5080 (default for red5).
As an alternative try manually installing the demos from the source trunk and restart the server.
I have been using ASIHTTPRequest to do a simple POST upload of a "Scores and Settings" xml file to my server on an iOS game. As of iOS 5, ASIHTTPRequest is having some issues, and as mentioned here the library has been abandoned.
My question: What actually broke in iOS 5? I have looked at the other options for doing HTTP connections and uploading and they look heavy-hitting and a bit difficult compared to the ASI lib. If possible, I'd like to fix it, but I can't seem to figure out why it's not working. I just get:
[STATUS] Request Failed.
[STATUS] Starting asynchronous request.
Weird that the "Failed" line prints first, eh?
I have tried the suggestions at iOS 5 : https ( ASIHTTPRequest) stop working as well.
I presume the server you're having a problem with is https?
The main change is explained here:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#technotes/tn2287/_index.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40011309
However you say you've already the solutions that would fix problems related to this.
There are some more suggestions here:
https://github.com/pokeb/asi-http-request/issues/273
In particular:
After opening a support incident with Apple and a lot of back and forth I finally resolved my issue with accessing certain https URLs on
iOS5. It turns out that a change was made in the iOS 5 networking code
which causes iOS to reject secure connections if the server uses a
non-standard key length. The server I was talking to had a 2056 byte
key, instead of the typical 2048 bytes. I was able to get the server
admins to regenerate their key and now everything works fine again.
Does the same server work okay in Safari on the same device?
UPDATE: This bug appears to be Browser Specific to Chrome. I've clicked the link about 50 times each in Firefox and IE and I can't seem to cause it. Also, once it is occurring, I can switch to FF or IE and it'll work fine on those two.
I have a particular page in my Rails 3 application on heroku that loads fine for awhile. I can click the same page and it loads without a problem. But after a certain number of loads, it suddenly starts to give me a 400 Bad Request Error with nginx/0.7.67 below it.
After it occurs once, everytime I load the page I get the 400 error. But if I leave the application alone for awhile, overnight for example, the page works again in the morning for a short while. But if I click the page a few times, it begins giving me that error again.
It's not something that occurs locally so it seems like it must be a heroku issue.
I also tried restarting heroku but that doesn't help. The only thing that seems to help is giving it some time off.
The heroku logs don't give me any new info as far as errors. Everything appears to be working fine and then I get a line that ends 727 | https | 400 and it just stops.
I'm using https if that helps.
The full error heroku log is:
[33m2011-07-02T15:25:59+00:00 heroku[nginx]: <-[0m GET /matters/show/34 HTTP/1.1 | 10.212.125.194 | 727 | https | 400
Let me know what code from this page would help solve this problem if you have an idea.
So after a long back and forth with the Heroku Support staff we finally found the issue. I was using Datatables in various places around my site and using cookies to store user state settings. That cookie was getting longer and longer and longer as a user navigated around the site until my header surpassed the maximum header size allowed by NGINX (8K).
The solution was to remove/simplify that cookie or switch from nginx Heroku (bamboo) to a Heroku stack that didn't use nginx (cedar).