Stops at "Connected! Loading website..." when I try to login

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Stops at "Connected! Loading website..." when I try to login

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Started 5 months ago by raakanin
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MacGeeky
Member

Woopra stopped working today for about an hour ago, when i try to log in it says it has connected but then it stops when telling "Connected! Loading Website", it sust freezes there for about 2-3 minutes.

Does anyone else have the same problem today?

Here's a screencast from a login attempt, it has no sound but it shows what happens, nothing :( !

Posted 5 months ago #
fredelig
Member

Yup, same thing here. Has been like this the whole morning... but I'm HAPPY... Because I hope this means new version (and mass-approval) very soon. :)

Posted 5 months ago #
MacGeeky
Member

Okey, then I'm happy too! Woopra have made me a statistic-junkie, so I'm pretty shaken now! Need some stats now!! :D

Posted 5 months ago #
Virtual Bird's Eye
Member

I am getting this now - any resolution???

Posted 5 months ago #
Lorelle VanFossen
Moderator

We had some problems with updating the server with the new version, but it should be working again. Clear your cache and try it again. Make sure you follow the Woopra Installation Guide exactly to ensure proper installation. Thanks for your patience.

Posted 5 months ago #
Lynze
Member

Hi.
For me, same problem. Woopra's application stops when telling "Connected! Loading Website".

Thanks.

Posted 5 months ago #
James
Member

I'm getting this message as well - is this Woopra simply overloaded? I guess not because the 'basic' stats via the website are working ok.

I was soo excited about getting to see my stats in glorious technicolor too :(

Posted 5 months ago #
rockantenne
Member

I have the same problem :(

Greets

Posted 5 months ago #
shamalama
Member

Same here. Just got my approval yesterday, and downloaded everything fresh this morning, so I'm assuming I have all the latest versions (Java and Woopra).

Posted 5 months ago #
simonbugler
Member

I also have this problem.

Version 1.1.1.0 beta using a Proxy

Posted 5 months ago #
Pacha
Member

Got my approval yesterday, and downloaded everything.

Stop on "Connected! Loading Website".

Posted 5 months ago #
Virtual Bird's Eye
Member

Mine has never connected... It just keeps telling me the server is down for maint.

Posted 5 months ago #
renan.cunha
Member

Same here: "Connected! Loading Website..." and nothing else.

Posted 5 months ago #
jshbbe
Member

I'm getting the same problem. I finally got the Linux version installed, but now it is giving me "Connected! Loading Websites..."

Posted 5 months ago #
rhuk
Member

seems the system is overloaded.. i noticed that my user counting was steadily growing (sure sign that things were not working correclty), quite the client and restarted, now it's not connecting.

Posted 5 months ago #
Virtual Bird's Eye
Member

As an update - I have stats now showing as of this evening

Posted 5 months ago #
jshbbe
Member

I'm still having the same problem. I'm using the Linux client, so maybe it is something to do with that.

Posted 5 months ago #
simonbugler
Member

Still the same problem here...

Posted 5 months ago #
Jad Y.
Administrator

What is your operating system simon?

Posted 5 months ago #
BunnDev
Member

I'm getting the same problem, 1.1.1.0 beta on Vista Business SP1

Posted 5 months ago #
rockantenne
Member

I have the same problem with windows xp.... :(

Developers, please fix it or give us a solution :)

Greets

Posted 5 months ago #
koan
Member

it's boring but... I have the same problem

Posted 5 months ago #
simonbugler
Member

I'm on XP - using a proxy server... at work

Posted 5 months ago #
joab
Member

In woopra need authentic with user/pass because I use Proxy with authetication. Please insert this in new version.
Thanks.

Posted 5 months ago #
Blackwood
Member

Same problem.

Windows XP SP2... at work

Posted 5 months ago #
prluffman
Member

I found that if i close the app with windows task manager
and then restart it the problem goes away ;)

Posted 5 months ago #
prluffman
Member

Actually all that does is allow me to log in
At the moment it's saying no visitors which I know is wrong
oh well.. i'm guessing overload issues

Posted 5 months ago #
BunnDev
Member

It would be nice to get a bit of feedback from the Woopra team. We're all experiencing this problem and are willing to help if you need more info.

Posted 5 months ago #
James
Member

Same problem here, XP SP2, latest Java - both behind and in front of our proxy.

Posted 5 months ago #
The Handyguys
Member

My guess is that the issue is with NAT ports or with corporate firewalls. Some documentation on network requirements would be useful. Consider this a 'me too' request for help.

Posted 5 months ago #