Dave,
I'll send you the zip in a private mail, I'm not sure if the log files
are relevant to other people. I patched the python code to serve
browser.css without authentication in an attempt to solve this myself,
but I'm still experiencing the same.
If you want I'm happy to provide you with a teamviewer session.
More information:
I tried another machine, also windows 10, there it works ok, in all
browsers.
Robert
On 21-11-2016 10:57, Dave Page wrote:
Hi
On Sat, Nov 19, 2016 at 7:32 PM, Robert van Geel <rob...@dotdata.nl
<mailto:rob...@dotdata.nl>> wrote:
Hi,
I have an issue getting pgadmin going.
Version: latest (4.1.1)
Platform: windows 10
Configuration: out of the box, just install -> start -> symptom
experienced
Symptom: the screen looks off, like a web page with no css applied
or something, I added a screenshot below
Additional information of interest: I installed it as desktop app,
de-installed, re-installed to the same effect
I also installed the python package and ran the tool in the
browser on http://localhost:5050/ there I get a login screen which
also seems off. I can see in network that browser.css gets a HTTP
303 found with a location of
http://localhost:5050/login?next=%2Fbrowser%2Fbrowser.css
<http://localhost:5050/login?next=%2Fbrowser%2Fbrowser.css>. When
I type that in my address bar I get the login screen again. This
problem occurs in all browsers (Chrome, IE, FF).
We've had a couple of reports of this, but have been unable to
reproduce it. This is the first time I've heard of it happening in a
server mode setup though.
Can you please try the following for me?
1) Create/edit a config_local.py file alongside config.py in the
python package installation directory, and include the following:
SERVER_MODE = False
DEBUG = True
CONSOLE_LOG_LEVEL = DEBUG
FILE_LOG_LEVEL = DEBUG
2) Remove %APPDATA%\pgadmin if present.
3) Start pgAdmin from the command line.
4) Clear your browser cache of anything from localhost:5050 and open
the Developer Tools
5) Navigate to http://localhost:5050/
6) Send a copy of the pgAdmin log file and the Network tab from the
Developer Tools (showing all the requests and status codes etc).
Note that setting SERVER_MODE to false is intentional here - pgAdmin
will still run in the browser, but that will disable authentication.
Thanks!
Thank you for your attention.
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