Workbench detects my EON, but can't connect #50
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This seems very very odd. The way the scanner works is it checks for TCP connection on port 8022 is able to happen, that's it... If any other device or server on the network (even if it's on public network) with port 8022 open, it'll call it an EON. Now generally, on small private wifi networks this is NEVER an issue but it really depends on your network you're trying to connect to it on. That being said... there is absolutely NOTHING on EON that would return "500 Internal Server Error". That is an HTTP Server response code that has nothing to do with SSH. So whatever the device is you're connecting to in Workbench, it's not an EON. :) I hope this helps... I'd love to know details about your network and how you're connecting. |
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I've checked the IP address it displays and can verify it's my EON's. Connecting to the same IP in powershell works perfectly. It's the only device showing up as well. Is there a way to try to manually connect? |
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Send a screenshot of the error / screen you’re referring to so I can check into this myself.
This sounds very odd indeed!
…On Jan 22, 2019, 7:53 AM -0500, Shane Smiskol ***@***.***>, wrote:
I've checked the IP address displays and can verify it's my EON's. Connecting to the same IP in powershell works perfectly. It's the only device showing up as well. Is there a way to try to manually connect?
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And I use the command |
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Have you tried installing Git for Windows w/ Git SSH and Git BASH?
https://gitforwindows.org/
So since this is Windows, it’s going to try to use Git Bash, CMD or PowerShell.
A quick search on Google for any part of this particular message you’re receiving returns nothing.
Workbench codebase nor Openpilot / EON codebase has these strings in them.
If this is Windows 10, I also recommend trying to install the Windows Subsystem for Linux:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
Once you get it to where “bash.exe” resolves while in PowerShell, then Workbench should grab that and use it which should I’d think clear this error up because I don’t know what EXE it’s trying to run right now but it’s nothing to do with Workbench or EON.
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Here is the file that determines what runs when it opens a shell (even before EON, SSH, etc.) |
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Yes, I have Git for Windows installed. When I right click, I see |
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Ohhh crap! I just realized I do have a line of code that looks like that.
I cannot believe I missed this. Very sorry!
Do you happen to have anything running on port: `9788`
Close workbench and run this command in PowerShell with Admin Privileges...
`netstat -anon | findstr 9788`
See if it is showing anything...
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Yes, I have Git for Windows installed. When I right click, I see Git Bash Here in the menu, so I know I have it installed. It's also in my path, and reachable when typing bash in cmd or powershell. I just checked your file, and I can verify my bash is at that directory listed
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Nope, just checked and nothing on port 9788! No worries haha, I was just so confused how it was happening |
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Any update on any fixes? |
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Should be an update to this issue in 7ada2d4 |
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Awesome! I'll check it out soon |
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Please try out v0.1.3 and let me know if this is resolved. |
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It's not giving that 500 server error anymore, but it hangs on Here's a video displaying the issue: https://streamable.com/cldzu |
All I get is
There is back-end server found but it returns "500 Internal Server Error".in the console screen.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: