Hi,
has anyone ever experienced this error message suddenly appearing on a Umbraco 7.15 site?
It's really weird because the site is running without errors locally connected to the same SQL database as the live site, but on the live host the error turns up even when trying to log in to Umbraco backend.
The site is running 7.15.6.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Søren
Just a quick follow-up on my own question.
I solved the issue by removing the plugin Event Calendar which seems to have been the reason for the error - even if the plugin was updated to last version.
I'm randomly getting the same thing (also EventCalendar). It was fine last week and is failing today. I see from the logs that three updates were installed on Thursday night, with KB4576479 being .Net-related. Do you happen to know whether that update was installed on your server when yours started failing?
The other updates installed that night were KB4577015 and KB4576750.
Hi Chris.
Unfortunately I don't know if any of the mentioned updates were og weren't applied to the server, so I can't help you with that. You might have better luck getting in contact with the guy behind EventCalendarm, David Brendel.
Good luck.
/Søren
Thanks for the tip. This is only happening on our test server so it's gone onto the back burner at this stage, but good to have a contact if I can't figure it out.
I didn't actually develop this particular site, which doesn't help...
This finally came off the back-burner again. I redeployed a copy of the live site onto the test server... and it worked fine. We shall never know what caused this one!
The issue is caused by the fact that GitEx tried to determine the Gerrit version, to be able to list the correct publish modes for that server (draft vs private+wip), but it does not have all the info available.
So, it will make a request to the Gerrit server to ask for the version, but it does not have neither the protocol (http vs https) nor the port (there a 2 ports Gerrit UI and git "repo" port), as these are not available to git. And regardless of the success of this request it will try to parse the version it thinks it has (error message is caused by parsing an empty string as a version).
Version string portion was too short or too long
Hi, has anyone ever experienced this error message suddenly appearing on a Umbraco 7.15 site?
It's really weird because the site is running without errors locally connected to the same SQL database as the live site, but on the live host the error turns up even when trying to log in to Umbraco backend.
The site is running 7.15.6.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Søren
Just a quick follow-up on my own question. I solved the issue by removing the plugin Event Calendar which seems to have been the reason for the error - even if the plugin was updated to last version.
I'm randomly getting the same thing (also EventCalendar). It was fine last week and is failing today. I see from the logs that three updates were installed on Thursday night, with KB4576479 being .Net-related. Do you happen to know whether that update was installed on your server when yours started failing?
The other updates installed that night were KB4577015 and KB4576750.
Hi Chris. Unfortunately I don't know if any of the mentioned updates were og weren't applied to the server, so I can't help you with that. You might have better luck getting in contact with the guy behind EventCalendarm, David Brendel. Good luck. /Søren
Thanks for the tip. This is only happening on our test server so it's gone onto the back burner at this stage, but good to have a contact if I can't figure it out.
I didn't actually develop this particular site, which doesn't help...
This finally came off the back-burner again. I redeployed a copy of the live site onto the test server... and it worked fine. We shall never know what caused this one!
The issue is caused by the fact that GitEx tried to determine the Gerrit version, to be able to list the correct publish modes for that server (draft vs private+wip), but it does not have all the info available. So, it will make a request to the Gerrit server to ask for the version, but it does not have neither the protocol (http vs https) nor the port (there a 2 ports Gerrit UI and git "repo" port), as these are not available to git. And regardless of the success of this request it will try to parse the version it thinks it has (error message is caused by parsing an empty string as a version).
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