I just installed B5 and tried to start IDE - did nothing else.  I will test the cert again .....


The web server cannot be started (Internal error loading the credentials (Error:8009030D).

Walter

Walter,

<< I just installed B5 and tried to start IDE - did nothing else.  I will test the cert again ..... >>

Yeah, try to see what the "ewbcert localhost" execution says.  It should say that the certificate is present.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Walter,

BTW, I still need to know if you're running as an Administrator vs. Normal user.

Thanks,

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Here is what I did....... and I am working....

As normal user I ran ewbcert and localhost exists - I ran to remove and it siad it did - but testing again siad it was still there.

So I ran command prompt as administrator and removed the cert and it was now removed.

I uninstalled ewb 3.

I reinstalled as a normal user.

As a normal user ther cert is there.

But when I start the IDE as normal user it fails.

SO I restarted as Administrator - it worked.

As normal user - fails.  Starting As Administrator works.

Walter

IDE running as Administrator - Server port 82 - but I can not run a simple Hello World.

Error loading server information from Internal:

Error executing requet to
http://localhost:82//authentication:

the request timed out.

Should there be 2 // after port 82?


Walter

Walter,

<< But when I start the IDE as normal user it fails. >>

Hmm, okay. I just tested this yesterday on a clean machine as a normal user, and it seemed to work fine.  I'll have to go back and test it again.

Thanks,

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Walter,

<< IDE running as Administrator - Server port 82 - but I can not run a simple Hello World.

Error loading server information from Internal:

Error executing requet to
http://localhost:82//authentication:

the request timed out.

Should there be 2 // after port 82? >>

That was fixed in build 6 - it's just an issue with how EWB is building the path when there is a custom port.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com