Closed SortePlov closed 4 years ago
@SortePlov I had no time yet to look at it. Can you try the following just in case: 1) make a backup of the db folder 2) remove the authorisation under "Preferences::CHPP products" 3) delete HO and make fresh install 4) start HO and fetch data 5) close HO and restore the db folder you saved at step 1 6) start HO again and see if it still works
Followed your steps and installed the latest HO 2.0. After restoring the db folder (moving the old 'db' files back into the new installation), I fire it up and get the exact same errors as described.
I did go through a CHPP authorization process this time, however, which was not initiated originally, when I withdrew the authorization from within Hattrick.
@SortePlov ok thank you for confirming the issue @yaute74 when you worked on NTHRF issue I think you had to run db from another user, right? Just to confirm whether or not this is feasible, as I am not sure otherwise how I can replicate the beahviour ...
@akasolace no, I send jar with debug info to the user
@yaute74 would you mind looking at that one when you got some time, maybe it is similar to issues you have been working on previously ...
@akasolace I have no idea of the problem and I don't think it's similar because it was specific to NT team. @SortePlov do you have the problem with a clean database (after import hrf files, if you have them) ?
If I try to download on a fresh database with nothing in it, it seems to work.
If I subsequently import all my HRF files (over ten years worth), it also seemingly works with downloading afterwards.
@SortePlov ok great :)
ok good so I will close that issue
Just recently, I've been having this new error, when trying to download from Hattrick: "CHPP Error 59 - (59) - Additional info: The supplied teamid does not refer to a team managed by the requesting user".
The error comes up three times in a row, when it's attempting to fetch different data files - and then bombs out with a NULL exception, probably due to having no data to work on.
I tried updating to HO 2.0, but the issue persists.
I tried removing the authorization under "Preferences::CHPP products", but it made no difference whatsoever, as I get the exact same errors. You would think that it would re-initiate a CHPP authorization process?
Platform: Windows 7 Version: 0.1437.1393 and 2.0.1458