Wormholes

Have you tried giving Galileo a try? (Galileo is like EVE's SiSi - a test server that shares the same data)
http://galileo.eve-apps.com
Galileo uses less complex content distribution and login session management, but basically the same security features.

Haven't had a chance to try any debugging methods I mentioned above, but would it just be possible to just have it fail more robustly when the syncing error occurs?

Currently it is very random if the error pops up... sometimes its within a few seconds of the page loading, sometimes 5 minutes, sometimes 10.. etc. After the error occurs it seems like your polling stops and a refresh is required to get it to work again. Is there anyway to continue to retry after an error has occurred (potentially with a longer time out or something) ? This way when a bad sync happens there's still an opportunity for it to fix itself.

Packing the bags and will be flying to Las Vegas tomorrow morning. Hope to see some of you at EVE Vegas - my girlfriend and I will be there wearing Tripwire t-shirts so feel free to come up and bug me about anything! I should be in a white shirt and my girlfriend in a blue one.

You spoke - I listened. Tripwire is going full open source this week! I will continue to host and code Tripwire so nothing much will change for most of you other then suddenly getting a boost in development.

I will be getting the source code repo (Bitbuck git repo) in order and basic code commenting going. Also posting the basic database structure and a quick guide on how to get things rolling.

If you plan to host your own copy of Tripwire on your servers all you will need is:
* Apache or NGINX (currently I use NGINX) with PHP (recommend PHP-FPM)
* CRON or some method to execute PHP scripts on a schedule
* MySQL or similar database that works fully with PHP PDO to avoid re-coding

You will not need a powerful server.. a 512MB, single core VPS could host Tripwire and handle about 50 active users. You could get Tripwire running on a shared hosted server like GoDaddy but performance would not be consistent to provide smooth performance for more then 5-15 active users. I use VPS host Digital Ocean (https://www.digitalocean.com/)

I will get more details out to those who want to host their own Tripwire or help contribute to the project in the next few days.

Remember that if it was ever in the repository, then it's there forever. Somebody could check out a previous commit and see the version with the secret stuff.

Also, I love this. I've got an account at nearlyfreespeech.net that I'll try throwing a copy up on and seeing what the performance is like.

So I have only been playing eve from a single (new computer) for a while now at the location with the "error syncing" problem ... and I am still seeing the same effects.

Refreshing the page several times will sometimes work... sometimes I get 10+ minutes of it working total fine ... other times it seems like the first fetch will error out every refresh for 5-10 times.

Is there any more information I can provide on my end to assist in debugging this? As I mentioned before the fact that the ISP I use determined if I would have this problem (google fiber vs. time warner cable), it has to be a subtle issue with the way cloudflare and my ISP are interacting maybe?

It's almost like my requests are being round-robined and only one of the nodes is actually working (no idea if this is how you're doing it -- but the problem reminds me of bugs of my own with this sort of behavior).

If you could add a query param I can append that outputs debug info to the page that would be awesome if it would help you. Thank you so much for such a great tool!

Tripwire is now open source!!! https://bitbucket.org/daimian/tripwire/overview

Please note it took a bit to get the source code in a state that is kind of publicly acceptable... still working on it.

Please feel free to make pull requests -- I recommend small changes to begin.. mostly so I dont get overwhelmed with PRs.

Just pushed some QOL code changes to the test Tripwire called Galileo - feel free to test and comment back or just give us your thoughts...
https://galileo.eve-apps.com

Changes:

• Added ability to change your username via settings just like password
• Added QOL shortcuts to comments widget...

• Double click comment text (or area) to go to edit mode
• Editor now has focus right away
• Delete confirmation now displays in the center of your comments widget instead of page
• Escape to cancel (won't work IGB because it opens game menu... thoughts?)
• Enter to save -- shift-enter to do a new line -- (also doesn't work IGB oddly... thoughts?)

The last two keyboard shortcuts are the ones I really would like feedback on...
Escape to cancel editing/adding a comment (doesn't work IGB). Also Ctrl-Escape is used by Win10 for other things already :(
Enter to save a comment (also doesn't work IGB). Shift-enter to go to a new line... open to suggestions.

Again this is on Galileo only for testing - I would like feedback before I push into live Tripwire.

I have finally added the admin panel so many have requested, its just 1 view right now but more are coming.. checkout the screen shot http://puu.sh/m1Dml/65a052ee8f.png

The new feature called "Mask Admin" can be accessed via a new icon in the top-right corner. It will enable/disable depending on the active mask your on (permissions based).

Basically if you created a mask you will have access to the Mask Admin panel, otherwise if it is a corp mask made by your corp and your registered as a corp admin you will also have access to Mask Admin.

If you had to search and join a mask you won't have access to the Mask Admin.

Enjoy and as always I welcome feedback

Hey Daimian, thanks for the great work. I know at one point, nearly a year ago I believe, there was some talk that CREST would provide the ability to operate without the use of the IGB. Has there been any progress on this?