Some erratic behavior possibly due to unusual geolocation

[brighten]

cSpeed has been working reliably for me for weeks/months, but just now I ran into a problem. I'm seeing a few random problems actually:

• I let it run, switched to a different screen; when I switched back it had frozen. Clicking/selecting a few times randomly seemed to wake it up and the test results were displayed.
• When it does complete, some interface elements are missing. See screenshot below. (Or maybe these are absent on purpose?)

I am currently located in Wadern, Germany at public IP address in the 192.76.146.0/24 block. When I started, the default geolocation is given as , CA, United States which is pretty odd too. I changed the geolocatio to Wadern, Germany before running the test and getting the results above.

[ankitsingla]

Brighten, can you please try to reproduce this, and include a screenshot of the console log? The console log can be seen by right clicking anywhere and selecting 'inspect element', and then in the dashboard that appears, choosing console log.

Ankit

On 8 February 2015 at 15:08, brighten notifications@github.com wrote:

cSpeed has been working reliably for me for weeks/months, but just now I ran into a problem. I'm seeing a few random problems actually:

• I let it run, switched to a different screen; when I switched back it had frozen. Clicking/selecting a few times randomly seemed to wake it up and the test results were displayed.
• When it does complete, some interface elements are missing. See screenshot below.

I am currently located in Wadern, Germany at public IP address in the 192.76.146.0/24 block. When I started, the default geolocation is given as , CA, United States which is pretty odd too. I changed the geolocatio to Wadern, Germany before running the test and getting the results above.

[image: screen shot 2015-02-08 at 10 03 41 pm] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5674245/6098428/7d023a18-afde-11e4-81c3-97087502d90f.png

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Xuefeng-Zhu/cSpeed/issues/19.

[brighten]

I ran it again, with some differences:

• This time I did not switch to a different screen
• The freezing bug did not occur
• Nothing whatsoever was shown to summarize results (unlike screenshot above). It just finished all 20 tests and the JS compute and then ran into the error.

Nevertheless I think the main (?) problem is still reproduced. Here is the console log.

ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}
angular.js:9507 Error: Firebase.push failed: first argument contains undefined in property 'user_info.ip.country'
    at Error (native)
    at Ba (chrome-extension://agjacgneahkcbekeeokdmjecmipgdbfb/lib/firebase.js:12:82)
    at Ba (chrome-extension://agjacgneahkcbekeeokdmjecmipgdbfb/lib/firebase.js:13:221)
    at Ba (chrome-extension://agjacgneahkcbekeeokdmjecmipgdbfb/lib/firebase.js:13:221)
    at Ba (chrome-extension://agjacgneahkcbekeeokdmjecmipgdbfb/lib/firebase.js:13:221)
    at Aa (chrome-extension://agjacgneahkcbekeeokdmjecmipgdbfb/lib/firebase.js:11:410)
    at D.E.push (chrome-extension://agjacgneahkcbekeeokdmjecmipgdbfb/lib/firebase.js:154:345)
    at finalizeTest (chrome-extension://agjacgneahkcbekeeokdmjecmipgdbfb/js/controllers.js:289:51)
    at Benchmark.<anonymous> (chrome-extension://agjacgneahkcbekeeokdmjecmipgdbfb/js/controllers.js:227:25)
    at chrome-extension://agjacgneahkcbekeeokdmjecmipgdbfb/lib/benchmark.js:2236:46
ng-Fx.min.js:1 Object {trigger: false, duration: 1, ease: Object, motion: "enter", animation: "fade-down"…}