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I am running 64-bit Windows 7 Professional, and downloaded Graphite to try it out. When I run Graphite, it displays the screen from the attached screenshot with no login prompt or any way to start a new project. I am behind a corporate firewall that uses a proxy server for all internet connectivity, so I suspect this is the source of the problem. Is there any way to set proxy settings in graphite?
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Hi Ethan,
Graphite is a ClickOnce application and proxy authentication is not supported. There are several nasty workarounds like this one should you decide to go this way. The easier solution would be to use our browser based client Mist or if you want to use Graphite, contact your admins and ask that all requests to *.icenium.com go through.
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Graphite is a ClickOnce application and proxy authentication is not supported. There are several nasty workarounds like this one should you decide to go this way. The easier solution would be to use our browser based client Mist or if you want to use Graphite, contact your admins and ask that all requests to *.icenium.com go through.
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Steve
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Hi Ethan,
We did not find a screenshot in your post and we would need more info in order to diagnose the exact problem. First please try the following procedure:
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We did not find a screenshot in your post and we would need more info in order to diagnose the exact problem. First please try the following procedure:
- Delete all contents in the %localappdata%\Telerik\BlackDragon\Cache folder.
- Re-install/re-run Graphite.
Just to be thorough, please disable your firewall and antivirus before you start Graphite
If the problem persists, please send us the following logs:- attach files from %LOCALAPPDATA%\Telerik\BlackDragon\Logs folder
- logs from FiddlerCap (with the Decrypt HTTPS Traffic option enabled). Start it before launching Graphite and save the HTTP requests Graphite performs to disk. Save the sessions and attach it to a public file server so we can review it.
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answered on 09 Aug 2013, 07:50 PM
Hello, I am having this exact same problem - our security team can see the firewall blocking Graphite because it is not using our proxy server.
I notice that starting in Graphite 1.3 it now supports proxy servers: http://docs.icenium.com/release-notes/v1-3#http-proxy-support
But I don't see any place to configure the proxy server. I just see a mostly blank application frame - only the buttons that link to the documentation, forums, etc. are available. No settings, no right-click, nothing else.
I notice that starting in Graphite 1.3 it now supports proxy servers: http://docs.icenium.com/release-notes/v1-3#http-proxy-support
But I don't see any place to configure the proxy server. I just see a mostly blank application frame - only the buttons that link to the documentation, forums, etc. are available. No settings, no right-click, nothing else.
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answered on 12 Aug 2013, 03:18 AM
Delete in %localappdata%\Telerik\BlackDragon\Cache folder works for me.
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Hello Quent,
If you're still having problems, please provide us with the Graphite and Fiddler logs as requested in older reply, so we can investigate.
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If you're still having problems, please provide us with the Graphite and Fiddler logs as requested in older reply, so we can investigate.
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answered on 16 Aug 2013, 05:28 PM
Sorry for delayed reply - I've been trying to get permission to run FiddlerCap here (something about the license agreement) and to date have not gotten that permission. So ... here's what I know. This information spur any ideas about why Graphite is not using my proxy server?
* Graphite is attempting to connect directly to the Telerik server, bypassing our proxy server. We see this in our firewall logs.
* I have a %localappdata%\Telerik\BlackDragon folder, and in there I have a Logs folder, but not a Cache folder.
* Within the Logs folder I have a .log file that corresponds with what appears to be each attempt I made to run Graphite.
* There is a single line in the log file:
[2013-08-09 14-33-24-62] Log (Info,None): Version 2013.2.807.1. Deployment location https://app.icenium.com.
* If i try to hit https://app.icenium.com from my browser, it successfully brings up Mist.
Thanks again!
* Graphite is attempting to connect directly to the Telerik server, bypassing our proxy server. We see this in our firewall logs.
* I have a %localappdata%\Telerik\BlackDragon folder, and in there I have a Logs folder, but not a Cache folder.
* Within the Logs folder I have a .log file that corresponds with what appears to be each attempt I made to run Graphite.
* There is a single line in the log file:
[2013-08-09 14-33-24-62] Log (Info,None): Version 2013.2.807.1. Deployment location https://app.icenium.com.
* If i try to hit https://app.icenium.com from my browser, it successfully brings up Mist.
Thanks again!
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answered on 16 Aug 2013, 07:33 PM
Figured it out! It's a arguably a bug in Icenium, but there is a workaround.
The issue is that Windows desktops in our enterprise use an automatic configuration script that points to a .pac file. Apparently Icenium is proxy aware but for some reason couldn't process our .pac file. Turning off the automatic configuration script and manually entering proxy server information solved the problem. (This is done in IE under Tools > Internet Options > Connections > LAN Settings)
The irony here is that running FiddlerCap actually masked the problem. When this tool is run Icenium of course talks to FiddlerCap which then talks to the network. But FiddlerCap doesn't have an issue with the .pac file - so Icenium ran fine when FiddlerCap was running.
Anyway, I'd like to officially report a minor bug that Icenium Graphite has an issue reading .pac files. Otherwise I'm up and running.
The issue is that Windows desktops in our enterprise use an automatic configuration script that points to a .pac file. Apparently Icenium is proxy aware but for some reason couldn't process our .pac file. Turning off the automatic configuration script and manually entering proxy server information solved the problem. (This is done in IE under Tools > Internet Options > Connections > LAN Settings)
The irony here is that running FiddlerCap actually masked the problem. When this tool is run Icenium of course talks to FiddlerCap which then talks to the network. But FiddlerCap doesn't have an issue with the .pac file - so Icenium ran fine when FiddlerCap was running.
Anyway, I'd like to officially report a minor bug that Icenium Graphite has an issue reading .pac files. Otherwise I'm up and running.
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Thanks for reporting this problem. We were unaware of this limitation. I've logged this bug for fixing and we'll try to fix it in one of our next release.
Thanks for the collaboration and sorry for the inconvenience we've caused you.
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answered on 04 Sep 2013, 08:38 PM
I was experiencing this same problem and Quent's solution worked for me also.
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We are actively looking for a solution of this problem. Can you guys share with us a bit more details. The thing we are interested is how was your proxy configuration file path?
Was it configured like http://host/proxy.pac? Or it was some other path format like file://path/to/proxy.pac?
This will greatly help us fix this nasty problem.
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