New to this and I can't find the answer

by **Pops** » Mon Apr 02, 2007 2:52 am

I am a new to the wowroster. I cannot seem to get the uniuploader to actually upload my data. I went thru the tutorials and read your forums, but nothing seems to help.
I can click upload and it says "uploading to primary URL. After 5 seconds it gives me the "ready" tag again. Nothing updates though.

The address I am using is the exact same as the one on the roster page with the update options. Is this correct? On the website the page is "http://"mywebpage.com"/roster/update.php

I have my SV set for the character Profile and thats it.
My character account name shows up and I have "autodetect WOW" set. Thats it.
I assume I don't need a password, since the only password is for the admin configurations. I've tried it both ways and it didn't work.

Am I missing a setting? or configuration?
My debugger reads:
[2007/04/01 01:55:52] Uploading to Primary URL...: http://"mywebsite.com"/roster/update.php
[2007/04/01 01:55:52] CharacterProfiler.lua - No Compression. Upload Size: 434 KB
[2007/04/01 01:55:55] Upload Error: The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a receive.

Please post if I didn't post any info I have missed that you might need for this to make sense.
Thank you.

by **MattM** » Mon Apr 02, 2007 9:14 am

take a look at

Code: Select all: http://"mywebsite.com"/roster/update.php

it should be the URL for YOUR domain

by **Pops** » Mon Apr 02, 2007 11:24 am

No, I typed in "mywebsite" in the url for my demonstration. it really has my website in it. sorry, i didnt explain that.

by **swampy** » Mon Apr 02, 2007 1:58 pm

What happens if you navigate to "http://"mywebpage.com"/roster/update.php ?

You should get the Update Profile page.

Try updating manually through that page as well - just to make sure it's not your Uniuploader configuration.

by **Pops** » Mon Apr 02, 2007 11:04 pm

yeah, I can get there manually. Typing that url in by hand gets me to my page. I don't think its the url. I copy and paste the url from the page into the url window of uniuploader. I still get the same debug log.

by **secretone** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 5:52 am

Hi Pops,

I have had a look around the net for this problem and the concensus is that it is a bug in the .net framework.

You might want to try updating the version you have.

Also check if you are using IE that the proxy settings are correct, if not using a proxy then ensure it's turned off.

On another site it mentions that the website might have a proxy and would require authentication.

Sorry I cant give a definitive answer.

Hope that helps,

by **drianna** » Mon Apr 23, 2007 10:10 pm

Hi,
I am having exactly the same problems. I can browse to and upload manually through the website but fail to update when it comes to uni-uploader.

I am using php-nuke and viewing via an Iframe if that helps you at all.

www."wbesite".com/roster/update.php is the url which i am using.

Please help

by **MattM** » Fri Apr 27, 2007 3:16 am

still no clue on what this could be

by **jpoblocki** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 2:18 am

[2008/01/27 13:16:01]
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] RetrData: url: http://www.warcraftvoodoo.com/roster/update.php
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] RetrData: param1: OPERATION
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] RetrData: val1: GETDATA
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] RetrData: param2: username
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] RetrData: val2: (hidden)
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] RetrData: param3: password
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] RetrData: val3: e262a86cdb0806cd4dcc6daee66f827f
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] RetrData: Timeout: -1
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] RetrData: ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] Data Retrieval Error: The underlying connection was closed: A connection that was expected to be kept alive was closed by the server.
[2008/01/27 13:16:01]
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] RetrData: ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[2008/01/27 13:16:01]
[2008/01/27 13:16:01] Uploading to Primary URL...: http://www.warcraftvoodoo.com/roster/update.php
[2008/01/27 13:16:02] CharacterProfiler.lua - No Compression. Upload Size: 568 KB
[2008/01/27 13:16:02] PvPLog.lua - No Compression. Upload Size: 9 KB
[2008/01/27 13:16:14]
[2008/01/27 13:16:14] RetrData: url: http://www.warcraftvoodoo.com/roster/update.php
[2008/01/27 13:16:14] RetrData: param1: OPERATION
[2008/01/27 13:16:14] RetrData: val1: GETDATA
[2008/01/27 13:16:14] RetrData: param2: username
[2008/01/27 13:16:14] RetrData: val2: (hidden)
[2008/01/27 13:16:14] RetrData: param3: password
[2008/01/27 13:16:14] RetrData: val3: e262a86cdb0806cd4dcc6daee66f827f
[2008/01/27 13:16:14] RetrData: Timeout: -1
[2008/01/27 13:16:14] RetrData: ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[2008/01/27 13:16:15] UniUploader did not upload any file(s), or uploaded the wrong file(s).
[2008/01/27 13:16:15] RetrData: ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[2008/01/27 13:16:15]

no clue i dont think the prgram works

by **MattM** » Tue Jan 29, 2008 10:06 am

have you tried it on another computer?

or another router or straight through if possible?

perhaps you're on dial up, dsl, or cable.

I would start with trying windows updates.

by **jpoblocki** » Wed Jan 30, 2008 2:05 am

my system is 100% upto date not router and i'm on 10 meg. I also only haqve one computer

by **MattM** » Wed Jan 30, 2008 5:11 am

would you happen to be using any firewall or proxy software?

is your internet connection going through any "devices" such as a filter or logger?

by **jpoblocki** » Wed Jan 30, 2008 5:43 am

Just the box that decoded the singal from charter. i have tried using this software before and it has never worked. is there a daemon that has to be on the server for it to work or something?

by **MattM** » Wed Jan 30, 2008 8:03 am

It may be the configuration of your operating system or the version of .NET Framework installed, please post the header of a debug log.

by **jpoblocki** » Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:26 am

how do i get that i went to the debug window and cut and pasted everything that was there