WebUI not loading, KaiUI.exe Error

Kai Beginner Joined: 24 Oct 2012 Posts: 2

*The WebUI posted on main page fixed my problem. don't know if I haven't seen it before or if it just got there*

Is your network reachable? Yes
Are you using a router? Yes, 2 routers but 1 of them has no firewall up and is used as a switch.
Did you set a static IP on the PC running Kai? Yes
Did you forward port 30000 to the static IP? No, port forwarded on Xbox but i changed the port 30000 to another port I have opened at the static IP.
Did you click the globe after forwarding to see if your network goes reachable? Globe? Lets just say I'm certain.
What console are you using? Xbox 360
Is your console being detected? I guess, i could see a few hosted games a few days back and my console can find the engine
Brief description of your network setup : 1 router as switch with 1 PC and a 360 and wireless for laptop. 1 router installed by provider port forwarded
Do you use a software firewall? What brand? Have you made any changes to it? Windows firewall is the only one, deactivated. AVG free has no firewall and Xlink is added to exceptions.
Operating System? Windows 7 32 bit (PC) Windows 7 64 bit (laptop)
Problem description? I didn't find anyone else who had this problem, atleast not with a solution that works for me. When I start Kai via WebUI I get "Please wait, updating.....". Nothing changes. When i start it using "KaiUI.exe" everything seems ok, I can login , choose arena,... but after a few minutes (max 5 min) I get "An error occured updating the web user interface". The latest version is installed (the "fixed" version). If I only run the engine and try using my xbox to connect (RGH running FSD 3.0) It connects but its stays at login so this is useless (also tryed FSD 2.2). I didn't have any problems a while back (few months ago) port forwarding wasn't even necessary back then, but I switched provider.

My thoughts are its being resolved but I wasn't certain so no harm in asking right?

ps: I can only edit the config manually using notepad, using the WebUI to config does not load!
ps2:I put a port in deep connection, thought it couldn't hurt my chances on connecting.

# XLink Kai Engine Configuration
# Version 7.4.25

[KaiUserConfig]

# Username for automatic login
kaiUsername=*******

# Password for automatic login
kaiPassword=*******

# Use automatic login
kaiAutoLogin=1

# Use Web User Interface instead of GUI program
kaiWebUI=1

# Automatically launch Kai user interface
kaiLaunchUI=1

# User interface program name
kaiUI=kaiUI.exe

# Web UI Password
kaiHTTPPassword=!

# Web UI Skin
kaiSkin=!

# Automatically open chat
kaiAutoOpenChat=0

# Enable PSP Mode (Automatic SSID detection)
kaiPSPMode=0

# Disable sleep mode
kaiDisableSleep=0

# MBCS code page for asian character sets
kaiCodepage=0

# Language
kaiLanguage=nl

# Enable port address translation
kaiPAT=1

# Set UDP port for peer-to-peer connections (0=random)
kaiPort=18905

# Set UDP port for deep connections (0=disable)
# Do not enable this unless you are sure that you require deep resolution
kaiDeepPort=18906

# Set TCP port for Web UI connections (connect with http://127.0.0.1:[portnumber]/)
# Default is 34522 - this does not need to be changed in most cases. You DO NOT need to forward this port in your router.
kaiWebUIPort=34522

# Use PSSDK or Winpcap
kaiLib=pssdk

# Autodetect Proxy Server
kaiProxyAutoDetect=1

# Proxy server IP address
kaiProxyServer=!

# Proxy server port
kaiProxyPort=0

# Network adapter (!=autodetect)
kaiAdapter=!

# Automatically shut down engine after x minutes (0=never)
kaiTimeout=0

# Automatically shut down engine when UI closes
kaiUIClose=1

# Accept connections from user interfaces on other computers
kaiAcceptRemote=1

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Kai Beginner Joined: 21 Nov 2004 Posts: 5 Location: Canada

Sits on "Please wait, updating" on the web interface.. never loads. Then throws an error: "an error occurred updating the web interface". Then Kai crashed.

You can disable the auto webUI in the kaiUserConfig.txt file.

Trouble is for me, kai is also crashing when I use the kaiUI instead and I can't seem to figure out why.