[Pianod] Client connections

[Perette Barella]

At  January 24, 2014 03:27:06 PM, Ansen Labardee <alabardee at veinclinicpa.com> asked:
> A few more details on the failure to login:
> Logging in as a visitor always works, the problem occurs when trying to
> login as an admin.
> I've only seen the problem occur on windows pc's.
> It will work on a machine and it will work fine for some time (Chrome is the
> preferred browser but it also works in IE) but for some unknown reason it
> just stops working. I've tried clearing browser history and java history.
> Once its broken for the machine it stays broken and is broken in all
> browsers. 
> Pianod throws no visible errors I don't see any issues using F12 developer
> tools.
> Also I have experienced this problem with the version deployed at
> deviousfish.com/pianod/client as well
> 
> Can you give me a file name for the startscript?? I'm not finding anything
> named startscript. I think I can just work around the issue by granting the
> visitor user rights as you described below. Because as I said logging in as
> a visitor always seems to work. 

And later updated:
> I get it, pianod.startscript ... I'm an idiot I was so hung up on the web
> client..

Glad you got the startscript worked out.

If the problem is isolated to Windows PCs, and other machines are fine I’d say it’s something on the PCs.  You said it stays broken— is that permanent or just until a reboot?  Once it’s broken, is it possible to login as a visitor still?

Is it possible antivirus software or a proxy firewall traffic routes through decides to block the port for some reason?  You’d think it would be more up-front, and I’m not sure that jives with the other behaviors, but that’s my only speculation.  Anyone else have ideas?

Perette





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