Edge inspect cc waiting for connection forever

what can i do to make it connect

Hi Robert,
If you are sill looking for a solution try this one by Saurabh
Edge Inspect will not connect
Thanks,
Preran

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LR CC - Waiting for connection forever

Just updated to LR CC from LR5 on my Creative Cloud account. In LR5 it would say "waiting for connection" but it would still sync my collections. Now in LR CC, it still says Waiting for Connection, but it's not syncing any more. How do I fix this? Yes I do have a connection - everything else connects (dropbox, onedrive, web browsers, etc).
Any ideas?

I am having the same issue. It also states that I need to "join" and that I am on a 30 trial of the software. However, I have a paid creative cloud account and subscription. It's a student/teacher edition and subscription with access to all software.
I am also showing "waiting for connection" that seems to never connect. But it is also syncing to all my devices no problem. This is in both LR 5 and LR CC

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I use edge inspect and its working just fine on chrome and with my other devices.
all devices on the same network and the required ports are open.
the problem is with Brackets,
I installed the "edge inspect" extension in Brackets. and its giving me the message "waiting for connection" and nothing connect
please help.
many thanks

same problem have you solved?

Adobe Updater flashes a message on my screen once a week that says "No Internet connection. Please check your Internet settings and/or firewall. Waiting for connection..." Everything else works perfectly on my Internet connection.

Adobe Updater flashes a message on my screen once a week that says "No Internet connection. Please check your Internet settings and/or firewall. Waiting for connection..." Everything else works perfectly on my Internet connection.

I'm experiencing a similar problem.
I have a MacBook Pro Late 2011. I was using Lion (not Mountain Lion) with CS3 with no problems. Recently I installed a new hard drive in my computer and used Time Machine to transfer all my files and settings (still with Lion; I did not try to open any Adobe applications at this point). Then I udpated to Mavericks. Upon trying to open one of the Adobe applications, it told me I needed to reinstall CS3. I inserted the original disc and followed the instructions on the ReadMe file. I went to Applications > Utilities > Adobe Installers > Add or Remove Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium. I did a reinstall, and at the end, it said that some of the components failed to install (see screenshot):
I did a partial install (not all CS3 applications), so there could have been more errors than this if all applications were installed. The applications themselves appear to work fine, but when I try to run the updater, it tells me I have no internet connection.
link470 wrote:
Acrobat updater works just fine [after I install the manual updates till 9.2.0].
Can you tell me where to find these manual updates? I looked on this page:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/collection.jsp?collID=1&platform=Macintosh
but I don't see 9.2.0 for any of the CS3 applications.
The CS3 that I purchased (Design Premium) came with Adobe Acrobat 8. I tried to manually install the 8.1.1 update. It said, "Please choose the copy of Adobe Acrobat Professional to update", but the application is grayed out (see below). I did not try to install any other manual updates, yet.
I'm not sure what to do here besides use my CS3 applications the way they are without updating them ever. (I would rather not subscribe to the Creative Cloud.) Any help will be appreciated. I might try doing a complete unintall followed by a fresh install.

Getting "waiting for connection" message in Lightroom 5.5 sync to mobile

I have tried turning off and on the lightroom mobile sync and signing out and back in. Neither started the sync. What else can I try ?

mdjcrook,
I think your sync being stuck and the 'waiting for connection' message were two different issues and would advise you - if you get stuck again - or anyone else reading this thread that is stuck syncing and with the 'waiting for connection' to NOT use 'Delete All Data'
If you are seeing the 'waiting for connection' message and sync is working, ignore it as that bug just prevents properly showing the sync status but not the actual sync activity. We are working on trying to figure out why this gets stuck in this state - it appears to be network related - but we haven't found anything definitive yet.
If you are seeing the 'waiting for connection' message and you sync is stuck then please generate a diagnostic log (Preferences -> Lightroom Mobile -> (Hold Alt/Option key) and click 'Generate Diagnostic Log' and then private message that file to me and we can hopefully determine the real cause of the stuck sync and a workaround that will prevent you having to use the 'Delete All Data' hammer.
Matt

Lightroom mobile "wait for connection" LR 5.7 Mac

Hi,
im new with my CC. I connect my LR 5.7 with Lightroom Mobile but it dosen´t sync my collections. The Message on the upper left corner says "wait for connection"
logoff/ relogin, restart LR dosen´t fix it
Ideas anyone?
Best
Sven

DdeGannes ha scritto:
Lightroom by default only reads and writes to the Catalog file.
There is the option in Lightroom preferences if selected to "automatically write metadata to xmp"
You can also achieve this from the menu bar Metadata> save metadata to file.
That said, as far as I know, Lightroom will only read metadata from a file at Import or if you choose from the menu bar Metadata> Read metadata from file.
yes i know, the problem is that if the catalogue is an external storage, with raw's and xmp, if I choose Metadata > Read metadata from file, has no effect!

My bluetooth is keep searching, even my headset is waiting for connection

my Motorola HS-850 used to work fine with iPhone. But after last time i restored the iPhone, the phone was kept searching and searching even without showing the "Device" bar. i am sure the headset is set to waiting for connection because my laptop can find it but the iPhone just can't. i even tried my friend's iPhone and it works fine the headset. i've also tried several headsets and no luck. The status is keep cricling without showing the "Device" list. i guess it's the iPhone problem because even no headset can work with it, there still should be a "Device..." column without any device list on it, right?
i hope someone has seen this problem before and can help me to solve it, thanks.

I had the same trouble. It worked fine a few times. Then nothing. Just a spinning wheel. Doesn't even show up in the menu bar anymore. It's not powering on as far as I can tell.
What I did was use the SETTINGS > RESET > RESET ALL SETTINGS button. It seemed to free it from whatever loop it was in. It just takes a bit of effort to set up your wallpaper, wifi, passcode and phone faves and weather channels and probably some other settings that I don't know are missing yet.
It's fixable, but who knows why it is happening?
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Why is there a 'waiting for connection' in top left of LRCC?

I installed the LR CC, no problems seemingly. What gives with the "Waiting for Connection" in the Nameplate area. I'm obviously (to me anyway) that the connection for my computer to the internet is working - witness my posting this message.
Also the pulldown from the same area flashes and blinks off.

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Lightroom 5.7 permanently 'Waiting for connection'

Hi,
I'm using LR 5.7 on a Mac running OS X 10.10.1. I use LR mobile occasionally, and I've noticed over the past few days that it permanently shows 'Waiting for connection'. I've read the advice to other people in these forums; disabling firewall, deleting all synced data and deleting the Sync.lrdata folder, but none of this has had any effect.
How can I get this working?
Best Wishes,
Dean

Hi; sorry for the delay in replying; I seem to have notifications turned off for forums, and I haven't been back.
greule sent me instructions for turning on some logging options that create a lot of data and impact performance. I sent the logs to him so he could take a look. If he wants to share these instructions more widely I'm sure he will. Otherwise I suggest you start a new thread; he responded to me within a day.
It turns out that I was using LR at work, and it seems that the office network blocks something that LR uses to connect to the server. Everything is working fine when I connect at home.
Dean

LR5 will not Sync - "Waiting for connection" above my name

I constantly get the error "Waiting for connection" and the Sync and Sync Setting buttons are not available. I have full internet access with high-speed cable modem.
Mac OS 10.9.5 fully up to date as well as all CC apps.
Please advise?connection err

Your post is unclear and lacks important info.
1. What OS does your laptop use?
2. What iOS version is on your phone?
3. "also my iTunes store will not open it is saying that there is no internet connection, but my internet is connected because i use it on my laptop": If you mean your iPhone reports not being connected to the internet, are you using WiFi or cell data connection (i.e. 3G)?

MMP 5.2p2 'waiting for connection; X on queue' errors, X increasing

Shortly after manually upgrading our standalone POP/IMAP multiplexors to 5.2 Patch 2, we started experiencing problems where the CPU utilization of the AService process would drop to almost nothing, and this message would begin to appear in the logs:
20060328 161950 PopProxyAService.cfg (ldap 0x4bb0d8) (uid=redacted) waiting for connection; 10 on queue
20060328 161952 PopProxyAService.cfg (ldap 0x819c50) (uid=another.redacted) waiting for connection; 11 on queue
20060328 161952 PopProxyAService.cfg (ldap 0x817918) (uid=redacted3) waiting for connection; 12 on queueThis message continues with the value increasing:
20060328 163719 PopProxyAService.cfg (ldap 0xcae928) (uid=redacted4) waiting for connection; 235 on queue
20060328 163733 PopProxyAService.cfg (ldap 0xcb13c8) (uid=redacted5) waiting for connection; 236 on queue
20060328 163809 PopProxyAService.cfg (ldap 0xcb5250) (uid=redacted6) waiting for connection; 237 on queue... until AService is restarted.
At first blush, it looks like something is making the LDAP connection wedge, and it's not timing out for some reason, but that's a guess.
I see that someone on the Info-iMS list had the same problem shortly after installing 6.1 back in September 2004:
http://lists.balius.com/pipermail/info-ims-archive/2004-September/019517.html
Has anyone else seen this or know if this has been identified as a specific bug ... or is a symptom of something else?
Royce

That's the problem. THere IS no timeout for the
situation you've gotten into, where MMP (or messaging
server itself) believes a connection exists, and is
active, but gets no response.That's unfortunate. It sounds like a useful timeout for a number of circumstances.
The solution is to refresh all connections so you
don't get into this situation.Unfortunately, the LdapRefreshInterval doesn't appear to be a documented option for 5.2p2, but only for 6. Can you confirm this?
The overhead of binding and unbinding once every 10
minutes or so is very, very minimal.Fair enough.
The latter, if it exists, would be a much more
precise way of handling our symptom. Well, actually, the real problem is that the
connection between MMP and LDAP is getting silently
severed by the load balancer. That's something
that's BAD for both LDAP and for MMP.
Causes fd leaks in ldap, as it never knows when to
close what it beleives is an active connection. It
will attempt to close, but, since it can never get an
ack back after the load balancer severs the
connection, it can't fully close it.
This is truly a bad situation, and it's easy to fix.
recycle the connections before the LB cuts you off.It looks like our LB has an idle timeout of 1 hour, with any traffic at all resetting the timer. In other words, it doesn't look like the LB that's causing the wedge. There is also no internal LB probing going on.
From ulimit/plimit/pfiles output, I've also learned that the slapd user currently has a 65536 FD cap. I've been monitoring the FD usage of the slapd process for the past couple of days, and our LDAP servers have not been getting above 1000. We've also had multiple lockups in that period of time. So running out of FDs may not be causing our problem.
You're very clear about what you want.
Unfortunately, you are not correct about what is
s possible.Perhaps our definitions of 'possible' need some negotiation. :) You're saying that the MMP can't do this today, which I accept as fact. But the pieces are all there, as far as I can see.
The MMP keep close track of how many queries have been served by a particular LDAP connection, how many are on queue without being serviced, and the age of the existing connection. In other words, the app has all the information necessary to do what I'm describing: notice that a connection hasn't actually gotten a response back in X seconds, and terminate it.
Since the app doesn't support what I'm yearning for, this is academic at this point, so I agree that it's time to take a different tack. I don't want to appear ungrateful for your responses. I appreciate the time you've spent on this issue with me. I'm just trying to understand the underlying issues.
So I find myself in these unfortunate circumstances:
1. 5.2 doesn't lock up.
2. No other applications using our LDAP are experiencing any hung LDAP connections (neither at the TCP level nor at the LDAP application level), even though they're using the same LB front-end.
3. From the output of plimit/pfiles, our LDAP servers are configured to handle far more file descriptors than they're consuming. The FD theory appears to not apply.
4. Our LB is configured to time out after 1 hour of inactivity.
5. It seems unlikely that any of the LDAP connections coming from the MMPs are reaching the 1-hour threshold, considering how high-volume they are for POP, unless they are distributing queries across connections very asymmetrically. Even at 3am, there are enough people who leave their computers on all night who check every 1 minutes that the connections are almost never idle for more than a few tens of seconds.
Based on the above, it's hard for me to not conclude that 5.2.p2 appears to either have a regression bug that's causing the wedge itself, or has changed the way that it handles some types of timeouts.
We cannot use 5.2 because we need a bugfix that is in 5.2p2. We appear to not be able to use 5.2p2 because it has this lockup problem that 5.2 does not.
My 'strings' search for LdapRefreshInterval on the AService binary and Pop/IMAP libraries turns up nothing. Can you confirm that 5.2p2 does or does not support this feature?
If not, and the only solution is to use LdapRefreshInterval, do you know if II can run 6.x MMP on our multiplexor boxes and leave 5.2 running on our back-end systems?

Hi, My Lightroom CC is showing waiting for connection and the mobile sync is not working. I have tried deleteing lrsync data, disabling firewall, checked host file etc. Still no luck.

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Edge Inspect not working for domain.dev URL's running locally on my laptop, displays error message.

"An error occured
Web page not availiable".
This, printed on a white screen, on my iphone5 (OSX and iOS all running latest updates, latest Adobe Edge Inspect, freshly downloaded) is all I see when I try to visit any of the sites I run on my laptop with Apache.
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Mark
Message was edited by: Mark Rausch to clarify the 1st paragraph

Need Suggestion: buy ThinkPad Edge E540 or wait for Edge E550?

Hello Everyone,
I need suggestion what to do: buy ThinkPad Edge E54020C6003AGE (i7 4702MQ & GF 740M 2GB) or wait for Edge E550?
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Lenovo-ThinkPad-Edge-E540-20C6003AGE-Notebook.114194.0.html in Germany is price about 830 Euros
I use ThinkPads in last 10 years for study and gaming (R60, SL510, Edge 520) and wish sell my Edge E520 replace it with new one due stuck with old Radeon 6630M drivers (I cannot use a new AMD drivers when I try I getting mostly BOSD errors and latest Official Lenovo driver is from 2012) second reason is that E520 fan cannot be accessed & cleaned on easy way.
In which month Lenovo mostly release new Edges, What is your option are Broadwell CPU + GeForce 840/940M in Edges worth to wait?
In future I try to avoid AMD GPU due poor drivers support.
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