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"TypeError: Cannot read property 'globalRank' of undefined" In Log #600

Closed Rikudouu closed 8 years ago

Rikudouu commented 8 years ago

Server Problem

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ghost commented 8 years ago

Upgrade your node. 0.10 no longer works. I had the same issue last week. On 14 Jul 2016 1:38 PM, "BadassOverlord" notifications@github.com wrote:

Server Problem

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Please confirm whether you've tried the following debugging steps:

  • [Done] Run npm run build-server to regenerate lib/ from src/
  • [Done] Run rm -rf node_modules && npm install to get a fresh install of dependencies
  • [Done] Restarted the server

Description of the Problem

  • What triggers the problem? Changing channel settings
  • What happens? Nothing saves from channel settings. I try to make my channel public, but it doesn't go public. I try to type in chat but it doesn't let me (red circle with line though pops up instead). I try to browse for a youtube video but it tells me, the administrator with 255 rank, that I don't have permission to browse this channel's library, even though I made the channel.

System Information

  • Operating System: Ubuntu Gnome 15.04 64-bit
  • Node Version: (run node -v) v0.10.25
  • CyTube Version: (displayed at startup) v3.18.6
  • Error Messages Displayed: [Wed Jul 13 2016 20:30:51] TypeError: Cannot read property 'globalRank' of undefined at EventEmitter. (/home/sinusbot/sync/src/user.js:112:20) at EventEmitter.emit (events.js:95:17) at /home/sinusbot/sync/src/io/ioserver.js:232:18 at process._tickDomainCallback (node.js:459:13)

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calzoneman commented 8 years ago

To add to what bush said, I only test the service on v4.x (LTS), and v6.x (current stable). v0.12.x and v0.10.x may or may not work, I don't test them (evidently, 0.10.x doesn't work).

Rikudouu commented 8 years ago

Oh. Sorry, I'm very new to Linux and don't really understand it much, I've just been following the commands on installation tutorials. I guess it defaulted to an older version. I'll try updating.

Also, why doesn't the npm install work with a newer version of node? I was having difficulties because npm kept saying I had a legacy version of node, so then I did sudo apt-get install nodejs-legacy and it worked. :/

Very confused haha

ghost commented 8 years ago

You need to delete the node modules folder after upgrading node On 14 Jul 2016 1:44 PM, "BadassOverlord" notifications@github.com wrote:

Oh. Sorry, I'm very new to Linux and don't really understand it much, I've just been following the commands on installation tutorials. I guess it defaulted to an older version. I'll try updating.

Also, why doesn't the npm install work with a newer version of node? I was having difficulties because npm kept saying I had a legacy version of node, so then I did sudo apt-get install nodejs-legacy and it worked. :/

Very confused haha

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calzoneman commented 8 years ago

What bush said. npm is pretty fragile, you need to start from scratch by deleting node_modules or else it will get confused.

I recommend you install nodejs from nodesource: https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/

Rikudouu commented 8 years ago

Now it works, thanks so much guys. I was getting a headache trying to solve it myself for these past 2 hours x.x

If anyone else has this problem: http://askubuntu.com/questions/426750/how-can-i-update-my-nodejs-to-the-latest-version

calzoneman commented 8 years ago

The installation wiki should probably be updated to reflect this. Currently it recommends newer versions but does not explicitly say that v0.10 doesn't work.