Hi,
I'm not at a coffee shop so my network connection must be proxied. I have to log into my iMac with my user account and password before I get to the desktop. I followed this link to bypass the proxy server by adding the sandbox option on the bottom?
https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/mac-help/enter-proxy-server-settings-mchlp2591/mac
Briefcase is still having troubles pulling the forms.
Thanks again!
Independent of if you are at a coffee shop, you may or may not be on proxy. Can you go to your command line (Terminal.app) and run the following and report what you find.
curl -i --header "X-OpenRosa-Version: 1.0" https://sandbox.aggregate.opendatakit.org/formList
Great! And now can you run it with the proxy bypass removed from your settings?
With the bypass removed, run the curl command.
Thanks for the debugging help, @hc02ca. I'm kinda stumped.
@ggalmazor do you have any ideas what is going wrong here?
Hi, @hc02ca!
Could you take a look to the /etc/hosts file, in case there's a line defining the IP address for sandbox.aggregate.opendatakit.org, please?
Is this is?
Hi, @hc02ca!
Sorry, your message took me just while I was getting on bed.
The hosts file is OK.
I'm as lost as @yanokwa.
This scenario leads me to believe that something in yout computer's networking configuration or on the network you're on is wrong.
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September 14Hi, @hc02ca https://forum.getodk.org/u/hc02ca!
Sorry, your message took me just while I was getting on bed.
The hosts file is OK.
I'm as lost as @yanokwa https://forum.getodk.org/u/yanokwa.
- The most interesting hint you've given us is that Briefcase thinks
that the URL https://sandbox.aggregate.opendatakit.org/Aggregate.html
somehow is equal to http://127.0.0.1:8081 (or it's being redirected to
that address).- The sandbox appears to be OK (I believe @yanokwa
https://forum.getodk.org/u/yanokwa rebooted it some hours ago)
. I've been able to pull all forms right now.This scenario leads me to believe that something in yout computer's
networking configuration or on the network you're on is wrong.
- Are you running any networking app like or using a VPN?
- Could you try a wired connection or change to another WiFi network?
- Could you open a browser and try opening http://127.0.0.1:8081 and
https://127.0.0.1:8081 and see what's there?
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It appears that any app you've tried in your computer can't access the sandbox. The online Build app doesn't count because it's not your computer that connects to the sandbox, but the server where Build is running.
All leads are pointing to a networking issue in your computer, not related to ODK.
Did you try to use a wired connection or any other WiFi connection?
Sorry, here is the information again better organized.
Are you running any networking app like or using a VPN?
No, I'm not running any of that.
Could you try a wired connection or change to another WiFi network?
With my wired network, build online successfully uploads a form to sandbox.
With my wired network, build app fails to upload a form to sandbox.
With my wired network, briefcase app fails to fetch a form from sandbox. See briefcaselog1.txt
briefcaselog1.txt (3.1 KB)
With a friend's wireless network, build online successfully uploads a form to sandbox.
With a friend's wireless network, build app fails to upload a form to sandbox.
With a friend's wireless network, briefcase app fails to fetch a form from sandbox. See briefcaselog2.txt
briefcaselog2.txt (3.1 KB)
Could you open a browser and try opening http://127.0.0.1:8081 and https://127.0.0.1:8081 and see what's there?
With my wireless network, http://127.01.0.1:8081 gives a "This site can't be reached" page.
With my wireless network, https://127.01.01:8081 gives a "This site can't be reached" page.
With my wired network, http://127.01.0.1:8081 gives a "This site can't be reached" page.
With my wired network, https://127.01.01:8081 gives a "This site can't be reached" page.
With a friend's wireless network, http://127.01.0.1:8081 gives a "This site can't be reached" page.
With a friend's wireless network, https://127.01.01:8081 gives a "This site can't be reached" page.
All the pages give the same picture.
With any of the networks including the public library's network, the Collect app failed to upload a finalized form to sandbox. They all gave the same 404 error.
Thanks for the info, @hc02ca!
Did you use the same computer for all those tests? Can you use a different computer?
Yes, I used the same computer, my iMac and I used the same android phone.
I will get back to you in a few days with the results from a PC most likely on these networks.
Hi @ggalmazor,
Here are the results with my friend's PC using the same networks as before. I was not able to borrow her PC to test with my network.
Are you running any networking app like or using a VPN?
No, she is not running anything like that to her knowledge.
Could you try a wired connection or change to another WiFi network?
With a friend's wireless network with her PC, build online successfully uploads a form to sandbox.
With a friend's wireless network with her PC, build app falls to install due to nw_elf.dll file not found. See Pic1. The file appears to be there though. See Pic2. I tried to reinstall the program but it gave the same error. I tried both the x64 and x86 version.
With a friend's wireless network with her PC, briefcase app successfully fetches the selected form. See briefcaselog3.txt
briefcaselog3.txt (3.4 KB)
Could you open a browser and try opening http://127.0.0.1:8081 and https://127.0.0.1:8081 and see what's there?
With a friend's wireless network with her PC, http://127.0.0.1:8081 gives "Can't reach this page"
With a friend's wireless network with her PC, htps://127.0.0.1:8081 gives "Can't reach this page"
With factory settings restored on android phone, Collect app now works.
With an erase and new install of OS on iMac, Briefcase app now works.
