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Communal peer-to-peer file sharing application for file servers/NAS devices
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TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'nicks') #474

Open Big-Daddio opened 4 months ago

Big-Daddio commented 4 months ago

Current UI and client versions:

4.21

Operating system:

win 11 pro

Steps to reproduce the issue:

at some point overnight while the webui was open received this error , browser was running on another laptop win 11 pro Chrome Version 126.0.6478.127 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Screenshots

Crash details

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'nicks') at G (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/transfers.8d1840e604ad0e4c0c15.chunk.js:1:7411) at ka (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2338934) at ks (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2395766) at vu (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2384918) at Cu (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2384846) at gu (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2384709) at uu (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2381850) at Yn (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2322780) at ou (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2378950) at Object.enqueueForceUpdate (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2330086)

Big-Daddio commented 4 months ago

just had another one - it is a newish install about a week or two old, been hashing/indexing 40TB, but this seems to have only started happening today after I enabled and started using SSL in the config...

error as follows...

Web UI has crashed Please submit a bug report with the requested information (and the crash details below) at the issue tracker.

Crash details TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'country') at a (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/424.b9b775d50fbed2ec85ca.chunk.js:1:9195) at ka (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2338934) at ks (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2395766) at vu (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2384918) at Cu (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2384846) at gu (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2384709) at uu (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2381850) at Yn (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2322780) at ou (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2378950) at Object.enqueueForceUpdate (https://pixie-pc:5601/js/main.560335911ba879ef8877.entry.js:2:2330086)

Big-Daddio commented 4 months ago

seems to be an SSL thing, I have disabled SSL and seems to be back to working properly?

maksis commented 4 months ago

seems to be an SSL thing, I have disabled SSL and seems to be back to working properly?

If you are using the default self-signed certificate, it may be causing issues with browsers. I see no reason why you should use encryption in a local network though.