Im having the weirdest problem. When using ImageGen with remote images i get a 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.' error. The funny thing is that it pretty much happened over night. ImageGen works with local images and i have the domain that i try to call in the whitelist in config.
Another funny thing is that it does work as expected in my colleagues enviroments (with the same exact project files etc.). I tried to remove the cache and repolulate, but Imagegen doesn't create any new cache files (duh?).
So.. I have a vauge memory of a query that enables extended debug information. However i cannot find any reference to it in the forum, nor in my mail etc.
No querystring for extended debugging I'm afraid. I would suspect a problem with the remote host you're getting the files from. Or, more likely perhaps, a local hosts file or DNS issue. Is there a delay of ~20sec before you get the error? If so, I'm even more convinced it's a routing issue to the source file on the remote host.
Error with remote paths, or rather how to enable debugging.
Hi,
Im having the weirdest problem.
When using ImageGen with remote images i get a 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.' error. The funny thing is that it pretty much happened over night. ImageGen works with local images and i have the domain that i try to call in the whitelist in config.
Another funny thing is that it does work as expected in my colleagues enviroments (with the same exact project files etc.). I tried to remove the cache and repolulate, but Imagegen doesn't create any new cache files (duh?).
So.. I have a vauge memory of a query that enables extended debug information. However i cannot find any reference to it in the forum, nor in my mail etc.
How do i enable debug mode?
Thank you!
Hi, Anders,
No querystring for extended debugging I'm afraid. I would suspect a problem with the remote host you're getting the files from. Or, more likely perhaps, a local hosts file or DNS issue. Is there a delay of ~20sec before you get the error? If so, I'm even more convinced it's a routing issue to the source file on the remote host.
Let me know.
cheers,
doug.
It is a DNS issue.
Now i feel stupid!
: )
No reason to feel silly -- I spent more than a day recently on exactly the same issue. ;)
Glad you've got it sorted out.
cheers,
doug.
Oh, and please be sure to mark the answer for the next person.
cheers,
doug.
Yeah, it turns out that when i upgraded my VMware Workstation (as of this morning) my NET is screwed.
Thanks a lot!
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