EWA Web Admin does not work

[HtV]

Try a .Net2 repair. If that does not help. Uninstall .net2 and gbpvr (back up). Then install .net2 and gbpvr again. If you leave the gbpvr-dir and config.xml and gbpvr.dbr in place you won't loose your settings and recordings.

[narkuma]

outch!!! I hope so...
there is much work in this installation.

Thanx!!

[HtV]

I always do a reboot after installing things like .Net2. Alyhough XP almost never asks for it anymore, I noticed that sometimes it helps.

[UncleJohnsBand]

I asked sub to take a look at the log from page 1.....I don't work on the webserver piece itself....

In the meantime try chaning the service to run under a local user account rather than the local system account. The user will need to have Admin rights.

[sub]

11.11.2006 08:17:03.406 VERBOSE [4] Found recording source plugin: DboxRecorder in: C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\plugins\DboxRecorder.dll

I can only guess that its some dependency introduced by the use of this plugin, require some additional DLLs to be copied into the 'web\bin' directory. I dont know what those DLLs would be though.

[narkuma]

I did:

-Reinstall of .NT2.0
-Deinstall/install of GBPVR
-Removed DBOX Recordin Service (What a pity. it is great!)
-Removed dbox DLL
-Restarted everything (Computer, Services...)
-Killed my wife

It did not help.

Any more ideas?

[sub]

No, not really.

What files do you have in c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr\web\bin?

[narkuma]

29.09.2006 15:25 131.072 AjaxPro.2.dll
22.10.2006 15:35 483.328 GBPVRBackendCommon.dll
03.10.2006 08:17 69.632 GBPVRPublic.dll
10.11.2006 20:48 339.968 GBPVRRecordingService.exe
27.03.2003 18:29 114.688 ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib.dll
18.10.2006 09:05 1.327.104 NativeUtilities.dll
02.07.2006 09:32 489.472 System.Data.SQLite.dll

I forgot to say I have also run the service as a user with admin rights.

[UncleJohnsBand]

Ok...didn't see this asked anywhere....are you running a local firewall like the Windows firewall? If so have you given permission for the gbpvrecordingservice.exe to be able to access ports and did you open the port that you want to host EWA on?

[HtV]

Ok...didn't see this asked anywhere....are you running a local firewall like the Windows firewall? If so have you given permission for the gbpvrecordingservice.exe to be able to access ports and did you open the port that you want to host EWA on?

I thought it can't be that simple. So I did some re-reading: in the 1st post he mentions that he doesn't run a firewall. However I would check on that, I suspect windows-update to switch on the firewall sometimes.