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unknown protocol: c error

khamhielle gabriel
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Joined: Aug 15, 2011
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unknown protocol: c error while running the WASCE Server

I've already tried replacing the location in a folder without space,
as some of the forums solution says, but it still there

please help do you know how to solve this bug/error?

super thanks in advance .
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Jesper de Jong
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I have no idea, but what I suspect is that somewhere in the configuration you have to fill in an URL (something that begins with http://... or file://... or something similar), and instead of an URL you filled in a Windows path name, beginning with c:\...

Then the software you're trying to run is interpreting the drive letter "c" as the protocol identifier, just like "http" is the protocol identifier of the HTTP protocol.

Check if the configuration is correct. Instead of a Windows path name like c:\mydirectory\myfile.xyz, use a file URL, something like file:///mydirectory/myfile.xyz.

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