barbara.gm.86: Thanks for the log. The status code windows is returning in
this case is SEC_E_INTERNAL_ERROR. The documentation for
InitializeSecurityContext gives a pretty vague explanation for this
error: "An error occurred that did not map to an SSPI error code."
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa375507(v=VS.85).aspx
I would normally guess that this is a problem with your environment, but
your initial bug mentions that other browsers have worked without a hitch.
I'll try to get more information about this error.
esteban.liberty: Thank you for testing and providing debug logs. As we
discussed, with 514.0 this returned an ERR_INVALID_HANDLE, which indicates
a programming error on Chrome's end. I also noticed that your handshake
went through a third round of authentication handshakes, whereas my local
tests have all been with two. I'll see if there are any logic issues in
that case.
Interestingly enough the "About" dialog that checks for updates appear to
work okay (the POST to http://tools.google.com/service/update2), despite
the fact that allow browsing has been broken by this issue. So whatever
the interaction is with the proxy for the update check appears to be
different than regular browsing. That, or it's different because it's a
POST. I see that's using a separate exe, so something has clearly changed
between Chrome itself and the updater app.
All Google links seems to work.
Hi
I have the same exact error.
After installing Chrome 6 (6.0.472.53) I use it regularly at home (no
proxy) and in my corporate network (linux SQUID NOT authenticated proxy).
BUT
here in my client's network I cannot use it anymore.
I work with my notebook configured with his own workgroup (OS: Windows 7 32
bit) so I'M NOT attached with the domain of the client.
With previsous versions of chrome (eg 5) I was required to insert the
authentication credentials as soon as I tried to navigate the web; with
Chrome 6.0.472.53 I'm not asked anymore and I get the following error:
Errore 9 (net::ERR_UNEXPECTED): Unknown error.
If I open and internal URL (one listed in proxy exception list), I run it
regularly..
Please help
Paolo
I also ran chrome with logging options ... I attach my log file.
Attachments:
chrome_debug.log 702 bytes
I have the same problem.
Now I have installed a newer version (6.0.472.55), but the problem still
exists.
the same problem with new version (6.0.472.55)
no changes.
Hi again
update:
yesterday evening I tryed Chrome at home (no corporate firewall) ad I
confirm that it WORKED PERFECTLY.
This morning, back again in my client's corporate network, Chrome still
DOES NOT WORK.
Few minutes ago (16:00 italian time) I updated to Chrome 6.0.472.55
version, hoping it could solve the problem .. NOPE!! Same problem again!!!
I produced the log file again, and it looks more detailed than yesterday,
so I attach it back.
Hope it helps...
Cheers,
Paolo
Attachments:
chrome_debug.log 51.4 KB
This is ridiculous. Doesn't someone have a fix? Just when I made the big
step to make Chrome my default browser this bug hits and I'm back to MSIE.
Its likely MSIE 9 will come out before this is fixed judging by the posts
so I will probably never standardize on Chrome. As an architect for a
Fortune 500 company I can see CHrome is not for enterprise use.
Old version form here
http://www.oldapps.com/google_chrome.php
So what is google doing about this??!!! It is extremely frustrating. Is
google working to fix this at all?
@barbara.gm.86
thanx for your answer. Sure, not surprising it was working at home, mine
was just a confirmation that the problem is narrowed to authenticated
corporate proxy (ISA in may case).
Just a question: I cannot find which is the last build you report as
working.
If you could tell me I would really apprecciate :D
Another question: I "debug-log" chrome by simply running it with the
following command line flags: --enable-log --log-level=0
Is this enough? I ask it because I noticed that I have no log if everything
works fine (as it happens when I'm home)
Cheers
For those of you experiencing problems, could you try a more recent
(pre-canary build) to see if some of the changes resolve your issues?
Retrieve the build from
http://build.chromium.org/buildbot/continuous/win/2010-09-12/59195/chrome-win32.zip
Unzip, and run chrome-win32\chrome.exe locally.
@michael.bowerman
tryed your suggestion, but no results
@barbara.gm.86
I confirm... 6.0.440.0 (50079) is the last working. The following one
6.0.441.0 (50214) is NOT WORKING.
@federico.pizzutilo
will try that and report if works
meanwhile, this morning I updated to version 6.0.472.59 --> STILL NOT
WORKING
Same errors
Find attached the chrome_debug.log report
Best Regards
Paolo
Attachments:
chrome_debug.log 69.7 KB
i can't believe it!
build after build, but Chrome still doesn't work!
hello GOOGLE, there are thousands men behind proxy all around
the "corporative" world!!
I have the same issue here, I am at work and I am getting the same
problem. But a little difference , I installed everyone chrome with lastest
version and they got no problem on connectilng anywhere. I am the only one
who can't connect anywhere. I would gladly attach a debug file , but I
don't know how to get one.
I have the same problem and confirm that Chrome update 6.0.472.52 still
doesn't work, BUT... Canary build last update (7.0.524.0) now works for me!
Previously I had the same problem with canary build too.
I got my debug info here , see the attached file.
Attachments:
Chrome Debug.txt 5.7 KB
chromium build 7.0.523.0 (59195) somehow resolves my connection problem ,
now I can connect the sites. But on some sites aspecially toms's hardware
for isntance , It asks my proxy username and password endless times.I try
to skip it by clicking cancel button or esc. button , after sometime it
stops asking my creditentials but sometimes it doesn't show pictures.But
sometimes it shows :)
@gopherhockey:Verified 7.0.524.0 works for me too, but MSIE9 beta comes out
tonight so it might be too late.---
(:
I have chosen Safari. can't wait for Chrome.
hmm, maybe it is a statistical research from Google? they want to know how
many "corporative" people use Chrome? (;
Today I've tried ie 9 beta.
It is exactly same as chrome :)
and no proxy authentication problem ;)
Hi
this morning I tried version 6.0.472.69
still errore 9 and no authentication popup..
Sigh
I'm really thinking about moving to another web browser...
find enclosed the debug log.
Best regards
Paolo Franceschini
Attachments:
chrome_debug.log 68.0 KB
Today 6.0.472.59, working on friday, doesn't work anymore (no prompt for
credential).
Meanwhile, yesterday I installed IE9 Beta: this fact could have some
influence on Chrome?...
today
version 6.0.472.62
working fine (yeaaah! ;)
but NO QUESTIONS about authentification from Chrome (so strange)
ps: on Chrome now. (;
stereo.tipp, are you sure?
Mine is still not working :(
I think I am getting used to ie9 ;)
Weeks later, still not working. Incredible. I think it say something
serious about how ready this browser is for more than casual use.
MSIE is still our corporate standard, but I would prefer a webkit browser.
I am not at all impressed by MSIE 9 - mostly the lack of extensions that I
started to rely on in Chrome.
I am personally switching to a Mac today or tomorrow and will consider
Safari.
Side note: the response, or lack thereof, of this case also gives me an
indication of the readiness of Google services in general for the corporate
user. As an architect that makes these decisions for a Fortune 500
company I find this rather ridiculous. Maybe I don't understand the
process happening behind the scenes.
update: 6.0.472.59 works on WindowsXP!
A workaround fix. It looks like it is an authentication issue. If I try
to hit an Intranet site that needs authentication, I get this error in
Chrome. If I go into IE and make this site a trusted site, I get the login
box in Chrome and no error.
@willie55 - I've tried this with no avail. Its not really much of a
work-around unliess you visit 1-2 sites a day. I get prompted for images
on existing web sites as well which can make this problematic.
There's a lot of understandable frustration here. Unfortunately, many of
the fixes made in trunk of Chromium are unlikely to be merged into Chrome 6
at this point.
To help us fix any outstanding issues with authentication, please use the
canary and/or dev channel and see if you run into any problems.
If you do, there are some concrete ways to help:
- Validate that the proxy/server works on IE or Firefox (many of you have
done this already, so thank you).
- Read
http://dev.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/http-authentication for
more information on command line flags for configuring authentication. For
example, you could try specifying --auth-schemes=digest to validate that
the problem is isolated to Negotiate or NTLM authentication.
- Start up Chrome and open chrome://net-internals. Go through the proxy
or reach the problematic server. Click "dump to text" and copy/paste into
the bug report. Please feel free to remove any private data you do not want
to sure, and you can email me directly at cben...@chromium.org if that is
more comfortable.
- Optionally, enable debug logging using the directions at
http://dev.chromium.org/for-testers/enable-logging and provide the debug
logs.
Many of you have provided useful reports and these have helped us correct
issues that are not triggered in our test environment.
While the 7.0.524.0 build would semi-work in the sense that it prompted me
incessantly for credentials, it appears, for me anyway, that this latest
build of 7.0.529.0, is working correctly for all sites now. Thank you!
W7 x64 Ultimate
7.0.529.0 Canary build partially works. If I set --auth-schemes=basic;
username/password is asked once per browser session and all sites seem to
work fine. However, when I set --auth-schemes=NTLM or Negatite (Digest is
not supported) I get random popups repeatedly asking for username and
passwrd (mostly for all the images on a page). Even entering the username
and password correctly doesn't work and after a few retires, my account is
locked which is quite frustrating.
I think I talked so early.
Build 7.0.530.0 (60017) works partially.
It works fine with the sites I've formerly entered. But still keeps asking
for new web sites. And asks for every image on the page. As as enter my
username and password and click "log in" button in the background I can see
the images loading. Each time I hit "log in" button an image is loaded.
They load one by one.
7.0.529.0 canary build no full-screen in dalymotion and facebook
@federico.pizzutilo
thought I wrote it ages of posts ago.
Anyway, I'm using Win7 ultimate 32 but.
Cheers
"BUT"????????????????????????????????????
32 bIt ... sorry
Paolo
Update:
logged to net-internals dump (find enclosed).
I' have some extensions configured:
- if I use IETAB (v.1.2.19.1 - www.ietab.net), i navigate regularly
- chromed bird cannot login to twitter
- accuweather extension works perfectly
Cheers
Paolo
Attachments:
net-internals.txt 178 KB
I have Win7Pro64.
Experiencing same problem... just about to migrate "back" to IE9...
Something reeeeally scary about this whole issue: with current Chrome
version (6.0.472.62) the only web site I am able to access is
www.microsoft.com ...
Getting the same errors on 6.0.427.63. Error 9 error. Attached is a
wireshark TCP Stream
Attachments:
TCP Stream 49.2 KB
I saw that there were some changes checked in by cben...@chromium.org
regarding some other Proxy Authentication problems. So, it could be the
right time to see whether the problem has disappeared...
No, 7.0.533.0 (60432) is still broken, and I just managed to lock my
user-account...
This latest version shows an new pattern. Earlier builds displayed several
empty proxy user/pwd dialogs. The 7.0.533.0 (60432) still shows several
proxy user/pwd dialogs but they are sometimes already filled with the right
username (and stars for the password)
Attachments:
chrome_proxy_net_internals.txt 3.5 MB
@lajos.vetek Where can I get 55845?
@stevedinn @106: it crashes very often! :-(
I have also managed to find a site with download links for the installers
for all major versions of Chrome:
http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Google-Chrome-Download-108166.html
No more need for Chromium (crashy-crashy).
here each version from the origin by now:
http://www.filehippo.com/download_google_chrome/
The annoying "problem" is: unistall and reinstall at each try (and disable
auto update, but this job can do once)
Once again, I can confirm that at least my issue (accessing internal
websites that require NTLM authentication) is resolved in 7.0.517.17
(Official Build 60429) dev.
I believe that the other people in this thread are having issues accessing
external websites via a proxy that uses NTLM authentication (McAfee SCM for
instance).
Still no luck.
Attachments:
net-internals.txt 24.1 KB
Issue 51910 has been merged into this issue.
My company changed to BlueCoat Proxy and now it works, not sure what
authentication it is using because it did not ask me for a password.
@paolo.franceschini
KB2120976
This update addresses various streaming issues using Media Foundation on
Windows 7.
KB2300535
Install this update to make sure that the Windows Ribbon appears correctly
in applications that are running on 64-bit systems, or 32-bit systems with
the /3GB switch enabled.
I don't understand how they can be related to the problem.
Anyway I'll try running WU on XP when I'll be back to office on monday,
even if I did it yet on September and October "patch tuesday" is still to
come.
I downloaded the latest running builds from here
http://build.chromium.org/buildbot/continuous/win/LATEST/chrome-win32.zip
and it does work now.
Chromium 7.0.547.0 (61590)
@0988jaylin, #121
I tried build 61590 with no success.
I wonder if you were really affected by the same problem I've reported.
@paolo.franceschini
ti ringrazio con tutto il cuore ci stavo diventando scemo a cercare una
soluzione..
disinstallando gli update ha funzionato!
sono dietro proxy su win7 pro 64 bit!
@enrico.panti
So paolo.franceschini got it working after adding the updates, and you
after removing them.
This is really funny!
Good news: 7.0.549.0 (61780) seems to work. (at least for me, on XP SP3)
"cbentzel" checked in some changes yesterday regarding the issue #57261.
This seems to have fixed my problems with the failing proxy authentication.
@cbentzel: Thank you for the fix!
@lajos.vetek (#125)
I can't see a "failing proxy authentication". I can't see authentication at
all. Chromium doesn't prompt me to insert my username/password.
WHY?
@tratrie (#126)
Maybe I'm wrong, especially for the first times the problem appeared, but
as far I can remember I've never tried to navigate to more than one site.
I've gave up after the first failing attempt. Tomorrow I'll try that with a
new build.
@paolo.franceschini (#128)
You said that you "would swear that it begun NOT WORKING after a reboot due
to a windows update session".
But can this explain why going back to 6.0.440.0 it works again??
What is really sad is that 2 months passed after I filed this bug (and
nearly 4 after the problem appeared) and it seems that no one can fix it.
This is absolute nonsense, tried everything and still have the same
problem. How can chrome have a such a fundamental defficiency. I am
switching to firefox, bye bye chrome.
@barbara.gm.86 (#129)
Same thing here: the authenication dialog does not pop up. But
authentication the against the proxy itself does work. All the webpages I
tried were loading fine.
The fix is also in the latest canary build (7.0.548.0 canary build), but
the latest dev channel build (7.0.544.0 dev) is somewhat older, and so it
is still broken.
@tratrie
It seems that you are not experiencing the same problem I've reported, are
you?
@lajos.vetek
You wrote: "Same thing here: the authenication dialog does not pop up. But
authentication the against the proxy itself does work."
I'm missing something...how can you authenticate against the proxy if the
dialog doesn't pop up?
I had the same issue. On the weekend my PC crashed. Formatted and
reinstalled Win 7 Enterprise. Now normal version v6.0.472.63 works fine.
I've switched to dev channel (8.0.552.0).
It works fine..
I've installed to beta 8.0.552.0
It works fine..
The proxy server returns the ffg error (from log file) "HTTP/1.1 407 Proxy
Authentication Required ( The ISA Server requires authorization to fulfill
the request. Access to the Web Proxy filter is denied. )"
A few things to note,
1) I am on a corporate network and I have a normal domain account.
2) Access to the proxy server uses a different set of credentials! i.e. the
credentials used to access/authenticate against the proxy server is
different to the my normal domain credentials.
3) The last working version of Chrome that works
Google Chrome 6.0.437.3 (Official Build 50164)
WebKit 534.1
V8 2.2.17
I get a pop-up box which allows me to enter the user details to
authenticate against the proxy server.
4)I also have Firefox installed. So I am not sure why its also failing to
retrieve the proxy setting from Firefox (which is setup correctly)
Attachments:
chrome_debug.log 4.5 KB
debug.log 153 KB
After updating to 7.0.517.41 everything works fine...
@foracchia - nope it does not work. Shows the same error message as
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=51404#c140
I got the offline installer from here
http://dl.google.com/chrome/install/517.41/chrome_installer.exe
I am just stating a fact: it does work for me...
Same configuration as before:
Win7 64bits, behind Microsoft ISA.
Just updated to new Chrome version.
Simply lucky ? Who knows... I'm anyway happy it came back, I was getting
really annoyed by IE.
Same here , updated to Chrome 7.0.517.41 and everything returns to normal..
thnx a lot guys.
@deadly.chemist, #150
Caching proxy?
I have same issues with Chrome 10 final. With version 9 I have no problem.
Installing of newest nss-nspr mozilla package solved this issue for me.
Chrome version: 11.0.696.68
System: Linux
Downloaded it from http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/
When i tried to login into google services (email, docs etc). I will be
prompted the error. Subsequent access to any other websites will not work
as well (same error page shown). I can access to other website after
closing chrome and open it again as long as i dont tried to login to google
services.
I found this problem after a system update. So I'm wondering about some ie
setting that break this.
behind a company proxy.
os: win xp
chrome version: 12.0.742.112 (problem)
iexplore: ie7 (no problem)
firefox 3.6.18: (no problem)
Chrome 16.0.912.21 dev-m
I get this error when trying to access any google service that wants a
login.
Never has it with any other site only google.
I am in the UK behind a corporate firewall in France.
I have found that if I run Fiddler2 then I can login to google sites with
no problem.
Error 9 (net::ERR_UNEXPECTED): Unknown error.
Attempting to access a website hosted on an IIS6 server on Windows 2003
with "Integrated Windows Authentication" located in a DMZ.
If I access that website using Chrome 15.0.874.121 m, from another Windows
7 64bit PC that is NOT behind a proxy then it works just fine.
If I access that website using a Windows 7 64bit PC that is behind a ISA
Proxy then it almost always (98%) dies with the above error. Occasionally
it will work or work partially (a partial page will load). This might
happen if I poke at it long enough by flipping between various browsers and
loading up multiple tabs in chrome.
All other browsers (BB, IOS, FF, IE 7,8,9) work just fine.
Error 9 (net::ERR_UNEXPECTED): Unknown error.
Attempting to access a website hosted on an IIS6 server on Windows 2003
with "Integrated Windows Authentication" located in a DMZ on a clients
network.
If I access that website using Chrome 15.0.874.121 m, from another Windows
7 64bit PC that is NOT behind a proxy then it works just fine. (Home
Laptop)
If I access that website using a Windows 7 64bit PC that is behind a
DIFFERENT (That is the important part) ISA Proxy then it almost always
(98%) dies with the above error. Occasionally it will work or work
partially (a partial page will load). This might happen if I poke at it
long enough by flipping between various browsers and loading up multiple
tabs in chrome. (From Work)
Proxy auto-configuration (PAC) instructions do not work correctly in Chrome
whilst doing OK in Internet Explorer. Chrome is using "system settings".
if (
(host.substring(0, 4) == '127.') ||
(host.substring(0, 8) == '192.168.')
) {
return 'DIRECT';
}