UI pages index, now, gauges no data

[colsceg]

CumulusMX is running on Rasp PI, connected to a Windows Vista PC with a fix IP-Addr.
When I start the UI with Firefox, no data on the first three pages are seen, the other pages
look fine.
When I start the UI with IExplorer I get 'WEB socket NOT supported by your browser' just with these
three pages.
I've searched in the forum for a while but it seems no others got this problem.
Has anyone an idea what's going wrong?

[steve]

A firewall/router issue perhaps? Do you see any errors in the javascript console or web socket traffic in the F12 browser console in Firefox? I don't use it these days, so I don't know how you view web socket traffic.

What version of IE? It's not running in some kind of compatibility mode?

[colsceg]

F12 shows me an error while connecting to 192.168.3.6:8002; => "connection interrupted". (line 10 - dashboard.js)
I've got no idea why
netstat on the raspberry shows *:8002 LISTEN, same as on port 8998.

colsceg

P.S. it's the IE9

[steve]

I would say you have some kind of network issue - your router or firewall. Or perhaps it's an issue with the version of Firefox you're using. I'm not aware of anyone else having this issue.

IE9 doesn't support web sockets.

[colsceg]

when I use another PC with Linux OS and Catwheezel Browser, I get the same Error 'connection interrupted'.
I can't see any settings in the Router that refuses espacially port 8002.
Strange, netstat -al on rasp shows "ipaddrrasp:8002 ipaddrPC:49829 connected" (same Linux and windows)

I try to figure that out and hope I can tell you someday the reason.

colsceg

[steve]

Does MX show a 'connected from' message (at the command line) when you attempt to connect?

[colsceg]

it shows a connected from: and netstat on the pc shows RASPBERRY:8002 connected
but the browser says ipaddr:8002 was interrupted while page was loading, but no disconnect on the Raspberry.

no idea, sorry

[steve]

The problem may be related to your locale, but it's really impossible for me to diagnose from here without useful diagnostics, and I don't use Firefox so I don't know how to obtain those. Chrome can show the websocket traffic, and also Fiddler, as mentioned in the announcement posts, which I use a lot myself.

[steve]

I had a look using FF, and I see this:

The connection to ws://192.168.1.9:8002/ was interrupted while the page was loading. dashboard.js:10

But the page still shows data. If that's the error you're seeing, then it's presumably a red herring. I suspect the actual problem is incorrect encoding of the data by Mono, but I can't find a way in FF to show the response data.