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Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.14 17:50:00 - [1] Any responses to the new bug reporting page can go here. I'm most interested in people that are having trouble getting the first page to come up. The sort of things I'd like to know in these cases are what browser you're using, if you're using the same account you're posting with to log in (please do) and what any security settings on cookies you've got.
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.14 17:50:00 - [2] Any responses to the new bug reporting page can go here. I'm most interested in people that are having trouble getting the first page to come up. The sort of things I'd like to know in these cases are what browser you're using, if you're using the same account you're posting with to log in (please do) and what any security settings on cookies you've got.
Drakxter	Posted - 2004.07.14 18:54:00 - [3] All I get is: The page cannot be found HTTP 404 - File not found at this page: http://bugs.eve-online.com/ingameboard.asp (It has some variables at the end of the url, not on the url here) Using IE6. ------------- Most tired of thing atm: - Mods on the forum saying: "Please use the bug report page to submit bugs, the forum is not the place to post them." and then closing a topic.
Drakxter	Posted - 2004.07.14 18:54:00 - [4] All I get is: The page cannot be found HTTP 404 - File not found at this page: http://bugs.eve-online.com/ingameboard.asp (It has some variables at the end of the url, not on the url here) Using IE6. ------------- Most tired of thing atm: - Mods on the forum saying: "Please use the bug report page to submit bugs, the forum is not the place to post them." and then closing a topic.
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.14 20:00:00 - [5] ah. this one appears to be a fun byproduct of something in the myeve login. I suggest, instead of clicking my link above (I'll remove it), go to Eve insider and click bug reporting there.
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.14 20:00:00 - [6] ah. this one appears to be a fun byproduct of something in the myeve login. I suggest, instead of clicking my link above (I'll remove it), go to Eve insider and click bug reporting there.
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.14 21:00:00 - [7] That particular problem is fixed, only affected links on the forum.
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.14 21:00:00 - [8] That particular problem is fixed, only affected links on the forum.
Drakxter	Posted - 2004.07.14 22:07:00 - [9] Yes. The page is working now. Aint gonna test it atm, becuase I got nothing to submit (nothing you would fix anyway). ------------- Most tired of thing atm: - Mods on the forum saying: "Please use the bug report page to submit bugs, the forum is not the place to post them." and then closing a topic.
Drakxter	Posted - 2004.07.14 22:07:00 - [10] Yes. The page is working now. Aint gonna test it atm, becuase I got nothing to submit (nothing you would fix anyway). ------------- Most tired of thing atm: - Mods on the forum saying: "Please use the bug report page to submit bugs, the forum is not the place to post them." and then closing a topic.
Harisdrop	Posted - 2004.07.15 13:48:00 - [11] I am using Firefox Mozilla. I have to login thru a 2000 network. It seems I am going thru a loop in my browser. it shows myeve. when try to pull up the screen I never see the screen and I have waited 5 minutes for the loop to stop. What should I try first? -------------------------- Garsh ma it soo cool killing people in there space thingies
Harisdrop	Posted - 2004.07.15 13:48:00 - [12] I am using Firefox Mozilla. I have to login thru a 2000 network. It seems I am going thru a loop in my browser. it shows myeve. when try to pull up the screen I never see the screen and I have waited 5 minutes for the loop to stop. What should I try first? -------------------------- Garsh ma it soo cool killing people in there space thingies
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.16 10:39:00 - [13] I've run through most of the obvious things with some of the other people that are getting the redirect looping. It's probably not the browser (happening for a number of people on a number of browsers, and indeed the same people on a number of browsers). I'm inclinded to believe therefore that it's not javascript, as I think one of the login pages uses javascript to redirect. It's also not anything obvious in an account, since one of the people I asked had tried on two accounts. Still looking into it then, I'll be trawling through that code later today after a few other things on my todo list get done.
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.16 10:39:00 - [14] I've run through most of the obvious things with some of the other people that are getting the redirect looping. It's probably not the browser (happening for a number of people on a number of browsers, and indeed the same people on a number of browsers). I'm inclinded to believe therefore that it's not javascript, as I think one of the login pages uses javascript to redirect. It's also not anything obvious in an account, since one of the people I asked had tried on two accounts. Still looking into it then, I'll be trawling through that code later today after a few other things on my todo list get done.
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.19 16:00:00 - [15] I'm closing in on the cause of this. Update: I've found the cause. The people being affected by the infinite redirect loop by this have very very naughty isps. Update2: I've found a cause. There seems to be another indeterminate problem. will add some logging.
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.19 16:00:00 - [16] I'm closing in on the cause of this. Update: I've found the cause. The people being affected by the infinite redirect loop by this have very very naughty isps. Update2: I've found a cause. There seems to be another indeterminate problem. will add some logging.
Drakxter	Posted - 2004.07.19 21:58:00 - [17] Quote: Update: I've found the cause. The people being affected by the infinite redirect loop by this have very very naughty isps. Naughty in what way.. Dont they send the correct date to the user? ------------- Most tired of thing atm: - Mods on the forum saying: "Please use the bug report page to submit bugs, the forum is not the place to post them." and then closing a topic.
Drakxter	Posted - 2004.07.19 21:58:00 - [18] Quote: Update: I've found the cause. The people being affected by the infinite redirect loop by this have very very naughty isps. Naughty in what way.. Dont they send the correct date to the user? ------------- Most tired of thing atm: - Mods on the forum saying: "Please use the bug report page to submit bugs, the forum is not the place to post them." and then closing a topic.
Amara Varti	Posted - 2004.07.25 08:08:00 - [19] Unable to reach the bug submit page. I receive a "The page cannot be displayed" response. I also get several warnings. Going unsecure, going secure, going unsecure and then nothing. Doesn't work from Eve Insider or from link in forum.
Amara Varti	Posted - 2004.07.25 08:08:00 - [20] Unable to reach the bug submit page. I receive a "The page cannot be displayed" response. I also get several warnings. Going unsecure, going secure, going unsecure and then nothing. Doesn't work from Eve Insider or from link in forum.
Mitchman	Posted - 2004.07.25 14:16:00 - [21] I get: Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d' Type mismatch: '[string: ", "]' /include/chlogin.asp, line 13 The URL is: http://bugs.eve-online.com/newbugreport.asp?s=730348984&rc=&sid=730348984&rc=
Mitchman	Posted - 2004.07.25 14:16:00 - [22] I get: Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d' Type mismatch: '[string: ", "]' /include/chlogin.asp, line 13 The URL is: http://bugs.eve-online.com/newbugreport.asp?s=730348984&rc=&sid=730348984&rc=
Amara Varti	Posted - 2004.07.25 18:52:00 - [23] Originally by: Amara Varti Unable to reach the bug submit page. I receive a "The page cannot be displayed" response. I also get several warnings. Going unsecure, going secure, going unsecure and then nothing. Doesn't work from Eve Insider or from link in forum. Still have same problems. The URL I receive is: http://bugs.eve-online.com/Default.asp?s=730925565&rc=&sid=730925565&rc=
Amara Varti	Posted - 2004.07.25 18:52:00 - [24] Originally by: Amara Varti Unable to reach the bug submit page. I receive a "The page cannot be displayed" response. I also get several warnings. Going unsecure, going secure, going unsecure and then nothing. Doesn't work from Eve Insider or from link in forum. Still have same problems. The URL I receive is: http://bugs.eve-online.com/Default.asp?s=730925565&rc=&sid=730925565&rc=
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.27 15:46:00 - [25] I'm looking at this problem today. The changes I made before to try and catch infinite looping caused it, but only for people who loop anyway. Since it didn't break anything for people who weren't broken anyway, it had to take a back seat to some higher priority stuff. I don't currently know what's causing the root problem of the remaining people affected by infinite redirecting, but hopefully I'll get some more clues as I fix my error catching.
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.27 15:46:00 - [26] I'm looking at this problem today. The changes I made before to try and catch infinite looping caused it, but only for people who loop anyway. Since it didn't break anything for people who weren't broken anyway, it had to take a back seat to some higher priority stuff. I don't currently know what's causing the root problem of the remaining people affected by infinite redirecting, but hopefully I'll get some more clues as I fix my error catching.
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.28 13:09:00 - [27] Overdue update. There's been a number of people having problems with logging in. Problem number one was ISPs that mask their users real IP addresses with 'fake' ones, the worst offender of this I've tracked back to NTL (a cable provider in the UK). I've put in a fix that deals with this, allowing NTL users to submit bugs while I talk to them about what we can do about it and investigate some more. Second problem was with some older code we were reusing that had an issue with character names containing the ' character. The problem was initially masked by having very similar end-symptoms to the above problem, but became pretty obvious after I put the fix for that in. There are indications that there may be some more users who have problems logging in. If you're still having a problem after the date of this post, post in this thread and let me know as many of the symptoms as you can.
Redundancy	Posted - 2004.07.28 13:09:00 - [28] Overdue update. There's been a number of people having problems with logging in. Problem number one was ISPs that mask their users real IP addresses with 'fake' ones, the worst offender of this I've tracked back to NTL (a cable provider in the UK). I've put in a fix that deals with this, allowing NTL users to submit bugs while I talk to them about what we can do about it and investigate some more. Second problem was with some older code we were reusing that had an issue with character names containing the ' character. The problem was initially masked by having very similar end-symptoms to the above problem, but became pretty obvious after I put the fix for that in. There are indications that there may be some more users who have problems logging in. If you're still having a problem after the date of this post, post in this thread and let me know as many of the symptoms as you can.
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.08.03 08:02:00 - [29] Edited by: Scorpyn on 03/08/2004 08:05:34 I'm not sure if this is a bug, but when I clicked the link I had to log in although I already was logged in. Edit : I don't seem to be able to reproduce it, so it was probably nothing...
Scorpyn	Posted - 2004.08.03 08:02:00 - [30] Edited by: Scorpyn on 03/08/2004 08:05:34 I'm not sure if this is a bug, but when I clicked the link I had to log in although I already was logged in. Edit : I don't seem to be able to reproduce it, so it was probably nothing...

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