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Siri connected, but loads forever #122

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ConnorBP opened this issue Jan 18, 2014 · 0 comments
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Siri connected, but loads forever #122

ConnorBP opened this issue Jan 18, 2014 · 0 comments

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I have installed siriserver on my pc with cygwin. It loads up perfectly and connects to my ipod 4g on ios 6.1.5 fine and says a bunch of info on it. But when I try and do a siri command on my ipod it just loads infinitely.

here is my siriserver logs:

Connor@EpicServer ~/siriserver
$ python SiriServer.py
INFO Starting server on port 4443
INFO Loading Session Certificates
INFO Setting Up Database
INFO Connection to Database
INFO Loading Plugin Framework
INFO Server is running and listening for connections
INFO New connection from 172.16.1.14 on port 49248
INFO Currently 1 clients connected
INFO New iPod touch (iPod4,1) on iPhone OS version 6.1.5 build 10B400 connected using protocol version 2.1

after that when i do a siri command, siri just loads forever. The command never shows up on the console. When i leave siri, sometimes the server says it disconnected and reconnected and says there are multiple too.

like this:

INFO Connection timed out
INFO Connection Closed: Connection was closed cleanly.
INFO Currently 0 clients connected
INFO New connection from 172.16.1.14 on port 49258
INFO Currently 1 clients connected
INFO New connection from 172.16.1.14 on port 49259
INFO Currently 2 clients connected
INFO Connection Closed: Connection was closed cleanly.
INFO Currently 1 clients connected
INFO Connection Closed: Connection was closed cleanly.
INFO Currently 0 clients connected

Hope you can help. I am really looking forward to having my own siriserver.

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