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judetf
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While all the other default ph-cgi pages are loading (controlcenter?, globalvar?, etc), the main /ph-cgi/main is not... I get a timeout.
I have no psp, html, or any other sort of pages in the PH\web directory, and in fact have re-copied the default \web folder to be sure. I've re-init'd and restarted PH. Still nothing. I haven't changed any of the settings in web Setup, I've tried different ports and playing with trusted logins. No love.
Thoughts on what I might have done?
Thanks!
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You might want to double check that the powerhome.ini has not been altered in the web center.. Other that that I don’t have much expertise in that area.
[Web Center]
home=http://127.0.0.1/ph-cgi/main
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judetf
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Good idea, no luck. Confirmed the ini file (lines copied below) and still it won't load the main page. Even if I point to one of the subpages (eg /ph-cgi/globalvar?) and click on the 'main' link I get nothing...
Anyone else have a thought?
[Web Center]
home=http://127.0.0.1/ph-cgi/main
[WebServer]
ENABLEWEBSERVER=YES
WEBSERVERPORT=8080
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WEBSERVERDIRECTORY=C:\Program Files\powerhome\web
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TRUSTEDIPS=127.0.0.1
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MAINURL=/ph-cgi/main
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TonyNo
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When my GV page stopped working, it was due to a control character contained in a GV.
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judetf
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Okay, but my GV page loads without a problem. If I have a control character on my main page, wherein might that be stored? (I'm not familiar enough with the main page yet to know what it could be displaying to try and find a control character buried there.)
I've deleted all my GVs, just in case - no help.
Interesting side note: I downloaded Dave's index.psp page, posted a while back, and _that_ seems to load perfectly well, and all of the links on it open just fine. But since the return links all point to /ph-cgi/main there's no way back...
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Try this:
Recent Post
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I had a similar problem a few weeks ago. I emailed Dave and he replied with this suggestion, which worked for me:
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The problem you describe will definately be fixed in the next version and should be simple for you to clear up right now. Ive traced this issue down to NULL data in the Insteon PLC groups table. What most likely has happened is that all was well and then you went and added an Insteon PLC group in the Insteon Explorer. This group will be default created with NULL data and will cause the main Device Status screen to return no data. To fix, just go to the PLC groups tab in the Insteon Explorer and press the "Control" button next to each PLC group you created. When the control window appears, just do a simple control of the group, either on or off is sufficient, and then exit. This will remove the NULL data and once you've fixed all the PLC groups, the Device Status web page should now appear.
Hope it helps,
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judetf
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And lo, there was much rejoicing!
Problem solved. Many thanks, Cris.
(And, okay, many thanks to you, too, Dave. ;)
jtf
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TonyNo
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I knew I saw that somewhere but couldn't find it. 
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Sorry to bring this up again,
I tried 'PLC Groups' fix.
http://127.0.0.1/ph-cgi/main is not loaded (all other pages are OK)
Any ideas?
Many thanks.
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If you are using an alternate port, make sure it's in the url...example...
I'm running mine on port 8000...
home=http://127.0.0.1:8000/ph-cgi/main
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Nice catch! I hope that fixes it for him.
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it looks promising. i will try it as soon as I get back home from a business trip.
you guys are excellent!
thanks.
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