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I'm following the instructions in http://veracity-scm.com/qa/questions/53/ive-installed-veracity-how-do-i-get-started-using-it to the letter, and after I do vv serve, and open the http://localhost:8080 page in Firefox 7.0.1, I get the Veracity page but it just hangs on Loading Recent... and the dropdowns for repository and user are unpopulated. I have Admin privileges and I'm on Vista. I am a complete noob at this, so there may be something really obvious to more experienced people, but danged if I know what it is. |
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Have you created a repository? If so, did you run Any errors in Firefox's error console? What version of Veracity are you running? Yes, I followed the exact instructions in that other thread (names and all) right up to the vv serve command, then tried to browse it in Firefox. The only difference was I made a C:Veracity folder to put it in, but since I'm in Admin mode that shouldn't have caused any permission problems. I didn't notice any errors in the console, I'll check again tomorrow. I was running the version I downloaded today, whichever that is.
(Oct 20 '11 at 17:08)
Grey
Oh yeah, many errors. There's a few warnings about custom.css, then we get: Error: syntax error Source File: http://localhost:8080/vvscripts.js?s=lib/jquery-1.5.1.min.js,utils.js,lib/strftime.min.js,ajaxQueue.js,vcore.js,vform.js,widgets/hovers.js,widgets/logWorkControl.js,widgets/modalPopup.js,widgets/progressBar.js,widgets/sprintTreeControl.js,lib/prettify.min.js,lib/jquery-ui-1.8.9.custom.min.js,lib/jquery.ba-bbq.min.js Line: 1, Column: 300 Then some more errors about things not being defined and finally more warnings. Any clues?
(Oct 21 '11 at 07:06)
Grey
The file I installed was veracity_1.1.0.10565_x64.msi, in case that's important. I'm running Vista 64.
(Oct 21 '11 at 07:49)
Grey
I'd be curious to see: the actual contents of the long-named JS file; the full URL you're visiting; and a complete error log, if available. No attachments here, but if you like you can mail it to paul.roub@sourcegear.com
(Oct 21 '11 at 09:07)
Paul Roub ♦♦
I was just preparing it for you, and it looks like a segment of file. So I reinstalled Veracity from scratch, did it again, and got a different error message, but the same type of "corrupted" file. I can send both files to you if you want, but it's probably gibberish and unhelpful. The question is, what's causing the corruption?
(Oct 21 '11 at 10:41)
Grey
"The question is, what's causing the corruption?" That's what I'm trying to figure out. This isn't anything we've seen before, so I'm looking for as many clues as I can get.
(Oct 21 '11 at 10:46)
Paul Roub ♦♦
BTW, I have installed and run Veracity correctly on another machine, using the same method, and everything is fine there. I also just logged on to that other machine using this machine, and I can see Veracity just fine. So it's not Firefox, it's something else. I can even view it fine from another machine! So the actual problem is, I have a repository that I can't view from the local machine, but can view from others. And I can view other non-local repositories from this machine fine. The only difference is the usernames I added on the other repo weren't e-mail addresses, just first names.
(Oct 21 '11 at 10:51)
Grey
I've tried it with two different repos on this machine, and other machines can read both fine. Just this machine can't. FWIW, I love Veracity (on the other machines!).
(Oct 21 '11 at 10:54)
Grey
My best guess is that your server-cache directory has some corrupted data - I'd be interested to know what happens if you turn off windows indexing for the %LOCALAPPDATA%\.sgcloset folder, then delete the contents of %LOCALAPPDATA%\.sgcloset\server-state\vvcache, then restart the server and force-reload the home page in Firefox.
(Oct 21 '11 at 11:26)
Paul Roub ♦♦
That did it! Well done and thanks!
(Oct 21 '11 at 11:34)
Grey
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Do you have any Firefox plugins like NoScript that disable JavaScript? If so you'll need to add localhost to its whitelist (NoScript, for example, has a toolbar button that brings up a menu containing an option like "Allow localhost"). I don't have NoScript, I turned off AdBlock and all my firewalls as well - no change. There's nothing in Firefox that automatically blocks things, is there?
(Oct 20 '11 at 14:30)
Grey
There's an "Enable JavaScript" option under Content in the main options, but I doubt you have that turned off. I'm not sure what else might be causing your problem. I know I've seen it before, but I'm pretty sure NoScript was causing it for me.
(Oct 20 '11 at 15:22)
Andy Tidball ♦
I'm not at the machine right now, but I'm pretty sure Javascript is turned on, as I wouldn't have turned it off, and I can run pretty much anything on that machine.
(Oct 20 '11 at 17:07)
Grey
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