GetServerTime errors when working via web interface

[mmatheny]

I keep getting this error while logged on to the web interface - 1.2.13

Windows Internet Explorer
The server method 'GetServerTime' failed with the following error: -- There was an error processing the request.

[UncleJohnsBand]

I keep getting this error while logged on to the web interface - 1.2.13

Windows Internet Explorer
The server method 'GetServerTime' failed with the following error: -- There was an error processing the request.

Some people have this problem with FireFox 3.x....what browser are you using?

The error is related to an Ajax call from your browser back to the server....poor server response time or firewalls/spyware filters ect. running on the host may also cause this type of error.

[SP0]

Some people have this problem with FireFox 3.x....what browser are you using?

I am getting this dozens and dozens of times. Sometimes it reports that "GetReminders" failed similarly.

I am running Firefox 3.0.1.

[UncleJohnsBand]

I am getting this dozens and dozens of times. Sometimes it reports that "GetReminders" failed similarly.

I am running Firefox 3.0.1.

Yep....have not figured out why a few people are having this issue....it isn't really app related.....as far as I can tell......it is a browser and server/network environment related issue.

The GetReminders and GetServerTime calls are AJAX calls....meaning what is running in your web browser is actually reaching back to the server to get information without you clicking a button.

When I run FireFox 3.01 I have no problems.

I may need to add a configuration setting to allow people to turn the functions off.

[SP0]

I may need to add a configuration setting to allow people to turn the functions off.

That would be a suitable quick fix for me at least.

I don't need to see the server time because all my PCs are synchronised; and I don't use reminders because I never watch anything live. Not sure if the functions have any other purpose but it looks as though turning them off would remove a major irritation.

Thanks

[Dava]

I would also be happy with that fix.

Strangely, if I leave Firefox 2 with a EWA page showing for long enough, this will come up with dozens of reminder messages too and that is on the wired home network!

[UncleJohnsBand]

I would also be happy with that fix.

Strangely, if I leave Firefox 2 with a EWA page showing for long enough, this will come up with dozens of reminder messages too and that is on the wired home network!

I don't think it has anything to do with the network....I think it has to do with the browser and the server....something is occurring on the server that is preventing the communication back to the browser.

[mmatheny]

I (the OP) am running IE7.

[UncleJohnsBand]

I (the OP) am running IE7.

Yep...some sort of server issue you are seeing...simply go to that URL that you are getting a 404 (not found).....and it is there....for some reason some people are experiencing this type of isssue.

Look at services on machine via:

http://GBPVRServer:7647/gbpvr/Ajaxservice.asmx

If you do it on the local host machine you should even be able to test the service.

[rbelisle]

I just downloaded and re-installed the ASP.NET AJAX 1.0 from the microsoft website to my GBPVR server. You can find the download here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/detai...laylang=en

After the re-install, I don't have the getservertime and getreminder problems when I connect from another computer! Yeah!

However, I have been using EWA from my playstation 3 to browse and watch shows (so much better than the UPNP server). That browser still has the errors, so it would still be nice to have the ability to turn off those notices.


Thanks.

Ray