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Running the latest Utorrent (v2.0 Build 18488) and WebUI (v0.370), everything was working great. Opera auto updated to 10.51 from 10.10 and the now WebUI is stuck on "loading". Opera 10.10, Firefox 3.6.2 and even (shudder) IE8 all display WebUI fine. Tried refresh and standard WebUI troubleshooting with no joy. Fresh install of Opera 10.51 on a new box and rolling back to 1.8.5 and v0.360; still no joy. Any ideas?

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- Have you cleared Opera's cache?

- Have you tried pressing Esc while WebUI is showing "Loading..."?

- Are there any errors in the JavaScript Error Console? Yeah, I just noticed that there is an uncaught exception thrown by MooTools regarding a failed attempt to "convert an 'iterable' to object", but it doesn't affect the working state of the UI... I'll look into that anyway, but it doesn't seem relevant for the moment... so are there any errors other than that?

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Cache cleared: no effect

Esc: Msgbox "Are you sure you want to restore the interface: OK/Cancel" - either option has no effect

Error console: Lots of warnings over non-standard css which can be safely ignored, also js throwing an error; copied below:

Uncaught exception: TypeError: 'this.tb.body.childNodes[d].childNodes[c].setStyle' is not a function

Error thrown at line 1, column 17529 in <anonymous function: setColumnDisabled>(c, g) in http://192.168.3.5:8080/gui/stable.js:

this.tb.body.childNodes[d].childNodes[c].setStyle(a,e)

called via Function.prototype.apply() from line 1, column 33739 in <anonymous function: wrap>() in http://192.168.3.5:8080/gui/mootools.js:

this._current=arguments.callee;

called from line 1, column 21820 in <anonymous function: setConfig>(p) in http://192.168.3.5:8080/gui/stable.js:

this.setColumnDisabled(this.colOrder[f],!!(p.colMask&m))

called via Function.prototype.apply() from line 1, column 33739 in <anonymous function: wrap>() in http://192.168.3.5:8080/gui/mootools.js:

this._current=arguments.callee;

called from line 1, column 26716 in <anonymous function: addSettings>(o) in http://192.168.3.5:8080/gui/webui.js:

this.trtTable.setConfig({colSort:[b.torrentTable.sIndex,b.torrentTable.reverse],colMask:b.torrentTable.colMask,colOrder:b.torrentTable.colOrder,colWidth:this.config.torrentTable.colWidth});

called from line 1, column 19877 in <anonymous function: create>() in http://192.168.3.5:8080/gui/mootools.js:

return a.apply(b.bind||null,c)

called via Function.prototype.apply() from line 1, column 19889 in <anonymous function: create>(d) in http://192.168.3.5:8080/gui/mootools.js:

return e()

called from line 1, column 19877 in <anonymous function: create>() in http://192.168.3.5:8080/gui/mootools.js:

return a.apply(b.bind||null,c)

called via Function.prototype.apply() from line 1, column 19889 in <anonymous function: create>(d) in http://192.168.3.5:8080/gui/mootools.js:

return e()

called from line 1, column 37196 in <anonymous function: fireEvent>(d) in http://192.168.3.5:8080/gui/mootools.js:

d.create({bind:this,delay:a,"arguments":b})()

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Hrm. I can only imagine corrupt settings to have caused such a problem, but resetting the UI should have fixed that, and other browsers shouldn't work if it is indeed corrupt settings...

Can you upload a copy of your settings.dat for me to test, along with your copy of webui.zip?

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Fixed

Turned out to be a problem with the browser, stripped out the old prefs for Opera and it worked fine. Not sure why the first fresh install dropped the ball too, seems to work fine now. Thanks for the help.

Edit: Problem is back and after a little more investigation, doesn't seem to be affecting the offsite portal through stunnel, only the local subnet through the alternate port. Not quite sure why, but making a specific windows firewall exception for the alternate port fixes the problem. In short - it's fixed again, but I don't know which was initially to blame; opera with some mangled settings or utorrent's standard firewall exception just not enough for Opera to punch through on an alternate port.

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