Only white page in browser after Login

Hi,

I just set up the new beta of Vibestreamer (I was using the old version some time ago).
When I try to connect to the server from my own PC, the browser shows the login mask, but then I only get a white page. The server shows, that I am connected. Port is forwarded.

Any Idea?

Tim

Try a different browser. Make sure you're not blocking javascript or Flash. Make sure you don't have a software firewall blocking anything.

Try a different browser. Make sure you're not blocking javascript or Flash. Make sure you don't have a software firewall blocking anything.[/quotexzmga4u9]

I tried Opera, Firefox and IE 8, no firewall and no blocking of anything.

Tim

I have the same problem!
Even on the same PC where the server is running.

After login there is only a white screen with "Loading Vibe Streamer..."

It's not a client problem.
I tried it with several browsers on XP, Vista and Win7.
No firewall or other security programs are running!

After starting the server there is a message, that it faild to create port mapping for 8081.
The logon is working, but then there is a timeout...

Any ideas?

Thx
Peter

Here parts of the log
[codecr602v0f]INFO [2009-11-08 09:15:34] Core - Initializing server
INFO [2009-11-08 09:15:38] MainWindow - Vibe Streamer 3.0.0
INFO [2009-11-08 09:15:38] HttpServer - Server started - IP: 192.168.0.10 Port: 8081
INFO [2009-11-08 09:15:38] StatusTab - Failed to create port mapping for 8081
INFO [2009-11-08 09:15:38] UpdateDialog - Checking for new updates
INFO [2009-11-08 09:15:38] UpdateDialog - You are running the latest available version of Vibe Streamer
INFO [2009-11-08 09:18:41] HttpSessionManager - User "Peter" (192.168.0.10) logged on
INFO [2009-11-08 09:20:08] HttpSessionManager - User "Peter" (192.168.0.10) timed out[/codecr602v0f]

Try changing the port to something other than the default 8081. Some ISPs block port 8081.

Are you able to log in locally?

[quotenoflw9g4]After starting the server there is a message, that it faild to create port mapping for 8081. [/quotenoflw9g4]

That error is because Vibe Streamer for some reason can't configure UPnP towards your router. Try disabling UPnP and configure your router manually (if you have one)

For security reasons it's probably a good idea to disable uPNP on your router anyway. Many malicious programs, once they get on your system, use uPNP to open otherwise blocked ports.

ok, I tried to change the port -> no success
I disabled upnp and configured the fritzbox to route to the server on port -> no success
I even get no connection on the same PC where the vibe streamer is running.
Today I tried the newest version of vibe. Now I don't get the error message about the port, but there is still a timeout when logging in!

Two things to help locate the problem

1) Post the content of the file [i37xw7ws6]server.xml[/i37xw7ws6] for us to see here, located in the [i37xw7ws6]conf[/i37xw7ws6] directory where you installed Vibe Streamer.

2) What URL are you typing into your browser when logging on?

This is my server.xml
[code2yys087p]<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" standalone="yes" ?>
- <server>
- <databaseManager>
- <databases>
- <database>
<name>server</name>
<path>db/server.db</path>
<synchronous>false</synchronous>
</database>
- <database>
<name>index</name>
<path>db/index.db</path>
<synchronous>false</synchronous>
</database>
</databases>
</databaseManager>
- <httpServer>
- <connector>
<bufferSize>2048</bufferSize>
<clientTimeout>45000</clientTimeout>
<maxClients>150</maxClients>
<maxHeaderSize>4096</maxHeaderSize>
<maxPostSize>2097152</maxPostSize>
<maxWorkers>20</maxWorkers>
<serverAddress>0.0.0.0</serverAddress>
<serverHost />
<serverPort>8081</serverPort>
<sslCertificateFile />
<sslCertificateKeyFile />
<sslCertificateKeyPassword />
<sslEnabled>false</sslEnabled>
</connector>
- <sessionManager>
<maxSessions>10</maxSessions>
<sessionTimeout>45000</sessionTimeout>
</sessionManager>
- <requestHandlers>
- <requestHandler>
<bufferSize>8192</bufferSize>
<handler>JsHandler</handler>
<urlPattern>*.vibe</urlPattern>
</requestHandler>
- <requestHandler>
<bufferSize>2048</bufferSize>
<handler>ShareHandler</handler>
<urlPattern>/share/*</urlPattern>
</requestHandler>
</requestHandlers>
</httpServer>
- <indexer>
<filePatterns>*.gif|*.jpeg|*.jpg|*.mp3|*.nfo|*.txt</filePatterns>
<includeHidden>false</includeHidden>
- <mappings>
- <mapping>
<filePatterns>*.mp3</filePatterns>
<metadataReader>TagLibReader</metadataReader>
</mapping>
</mappings>
</indexer>
- <logManager>
<path>logs/server-%y%m%d.log</path>
</logManager>
</server>[/code2yys087p]

This my shares.xml
[code2yys087p]<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" standalone="yes" ?>
- <shares>
- <share>
<guid>55247084-cbbd-11de-8000-002354c7787d</guid>
<dbId>2</dbId>
<name>musik auf "TeraStation (192.168.0.130)" (M:)</name>
<path>M:\</path>
<autoIndex>true</autoIndex>
<autoIndexInterval>60</autoIndexInterval>
<lastIndexedTime>1258013636</lastIndexedTime>
- <permissions>
- <permission>
<userGuid>42ac995e-cbbd-11de-8002-002354c7787d</userGuid>
<groupGuid />
<remoteAddress />
<allowed>true</allowed>
</permission>
</permissions>
</share>
</shares>[/code2yys087p]
This is the URL
http//192.168.0.108081/login.vibe
[img2yys087p]http://inoco.selfip.com/vibe/vibe1.jpg[/img2yys087p]

After Login
http//192.168.0.108081/
[img2yys087p]http://inoco.selfip.com/vibe/vibe2.jpg[/img2yys087p]

that's it...

no ideas???

Not really / This one is very hard to track down..

Does it work when you browse from the server itself? In other words http//localhost8081

If it does work, then it's something with your router or any firewalls in between that is messing it up.

One thing I'd do to see if any error occurs on the client side, or at least find out what the client (browser) is doing, is to install Firebug for Firefox and have it running when you login. That way you should see what's going on after you login.

If you find any info, just post it here and I'll try to help out.

Disable any 3rd-party software firewall you may be running. Is Javascript enabled? Do not worry about configuring your router as you should first get it working on the host computer. This rules out it being a network configuration issue. Have you tried a complete uninstall and re-install? If you try to uninstall make sure you delete all folders including the ones found at C\Users\<your name>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Vibe Streamer.