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Marten replied on November 30, 2009 15:43 to the question "Fail to track my web apps usuage:(" in Wakoopa:

Which operating system and which version of Seamonkey are you using?

Marten replied on November 13, 2009 11:11 to the question "Why does my proxy complain about invalid requests from tracker ?" in Wakoopa:

Hi Renaud,

We have a 1.1.1 version without the Expect: 100-continue header available. If you would like to test/use it you can contact us at info@wakoopa.com!

Marten replied on November 11, 2009 22:35 to the question "Why does my proxy complain about invalid requests from tracker ?" in Wakoopa:

Hi Renaud,

Thanks for your investigation and info! We don't have a release date for the next version yet, but I will provide you with a temporary build so we can see if removing the Expect header fixes things for you. I will contact you in the next few days!

Marten replied on November 10, 2009 12:01 to the problem "Linux Tracker Crashes on Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic" in Wakoopa:

OK, thanks! Let us know if somehow you run into trouble again.

Marten replied on November 10, 2009 12:00 to the problem "Tracker won't track web apps in Chromium on Linux" in Wakoopa:

Unfortunately, webapp tracking on Linux only works with Firefox at the moment. We are investigating the possibilities for tracking other browsers as well, but this is much more difficult than on Windows and Macintosh platforms.

Marten replied on November 06, 2009 13:19 to the question "Why does my proxy complain about invalid requests from tracker ?" in Wakoopa:

Thanks for the detailed info and sorry for not responding earlier!

The problem is that Squid does not support the "Expect: 100-continue" part of the request to the Wakoopa server. We will remove it from the next tracker version which should make things work as expected!
Are you able to bypass the Squid proxy for the time being?

Marten replied on November 06, 2009 09:47 to the problem "Linux Tracker Crashes on Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic" in Wakoopa:

OK, cool, I'm glad :)

Something did go wrong though, so we'll try to find the cause. Do you remember if you had a working Internet connection at the time you clicked on "send usage now"?

Marten replied on November 06, 2009 09:09 to the problem "I can only download v1.07 from the tracker. Where is the 2.0 download?" in Wakoopa:

Hi Domenico,

Version 2.0 does not exist yet, we are working on it internally. The 2.0 version number got onto the Wakoopa website by accident and we will remove it!

Marten replied on November 04, 2009 10:54 to the problem "Linux Tracker Crashes on Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic" in Wakoopa:

That's not supposed to happen :-)

Can you start the tracker from a terminal (by typing 'wakoopa'), perform the actions leading to the crash and post the output here? That may aid us in finding the problem.

Thanks!

Marten replied on November 01, 2009 21:55 to the idea "tracker caching while no internet connection" in Wakoopa:

Expect this is an upcoming version of the tracker!

Marten replied on October 20, 2009 19:30 to the question "Why does my proxy complain about invalid requests from tracker ?" in Wakoopa:

Hi!

A transcript would indeed be useful, can you paste it here? And is it possible for you to extract the exact reply of the Wakoopa servers from Squid?

Thanks!

Marten replied on October 14, 2009 11:52 to the problem "Wakoopa doesn't track Autodesk Maya on the Linux platform" in Wakoopa:

Thanks for the report! Most likely, Maya doesn't set the NET_WM_PID value on its window so Wakoopa can't identify it. We're going to look into the problem!

Marten replied on October 05, 2009 20:57 to the problem "Konqueror is being miss-identified as kdeinit" in Wakoopa:

Thanks for the report! Which version of KDE are you using? Can you tell us how konqueror and kdeinit appear in the output of 'ps'?

Marten replied on September 09, 2009 13:22 to the idea "Integrate notify-osd Alerts Into Linux Tracker" in Wakoopa:

Cool idea, thanks! We'll look into it!

Marten marked one of David Hammond's replies in Wakoopa as useful. David Hammond replied to the problem "Wakoopa Linux tracker still not tracking web apps".

Marten replied on July 16, 2009 16:52 to the problem "Wakoopa Linux tracker still not tracking web apps" in Wakoopa:

Thanks for your research! Can you determine from the debug dialog whether web apps are now being tracked correctly?

A comment on the idea "Offline software tracking" in Wakoopa:

Yes, software is tracked when you are offline and your usage is then submitted to Wakoopa as soon as you are online again. However, it does not currently save usage when you, for example, shut down your computer without connecting to the Internet first. – Marten, on July 16, 2009 16:50

Marten replied on July 16, 2009 11:34 to the problem "Wakoopa Linux tracker still not tracking web apps" in Wakoopa:

Hi David,

The Wow.exe line is ok. Wakoopa remembers the software you run during a session, but the "[]" at the end of the line indicates that no usage was detected since the last submission of usage data to Wakoopa.

The web tracking issue is strange though. Could you post the contents of /home/<yourusername>/.wakoopa/settings.ini?

And when you're running Firefox, is there a readable file /home/<yourusername>/.mozilla/firefox/<x>.default/sessionstore.js (where <x> is a short sequence of characters)?
</x></x></yourusername></yourusername>

Marten replied on July 14, 2009 21:07 to the question "YaST says tracker is installed, yet it doesn't show up in my system tray." in Wakoopa:

Can you see if Wakoopa is running in the list of processes? If not, you can try to start it by typing "wakoopa" in a terminal window. Does the tracker show up then?

Marten replied on July 14, 2009 21:05 to the problem "Update to ubuntu 9.04 and wakoopa tracker died" in Wakoopa:

Sounds like a problem with your network settings. Are you using a proxy and have you configured it in the Wakoopa tracker?
Maybe you can start a terminal (Applications->Accessories->Terminal) and start Wakoopa from there by typing "wakoopa". You will see some output that may help us determine the cause of your connection problems.