Description of the problem: We have some experiments (including this one linked above) that were collecting data without any issue for more than a year. We are now restarting data collection, but experiments cannot be opened and the browser gives a 404 not found error upon opening the link. We did not modify anything in these tasks/files, as can be seen in the example GitLab repo, the last commit was 2 years ago, and the experiment run smoothly last December.
Maybe it is related to the data migration between servers?
I think that this may be related to copies of materials not being copied across during the migration. I would recommend that you remove html from Experiment Settings / Online and resync. I think that that hasn’t been needed since 2020.2. Is the remote html folder currently empty?
Do you recommend the sync with the most recent version of Psychopy? I haven’t updated it for ~2 years, and so I am a bit nervous if the sync would go smoothly with this old experiment version!
Thanks. I’ve had a look and I can’t see anything unusual with the repository. You can remove me again now. I believe the issue is that Pavlovia experiments now run from a separate server from Gitlab and because you have an html folder, the necessary files have not been copied across. I believe this is something @apitiot can fix for you without you having to edit the experiment.
The issue was indeed linked to the move to the new server.
I have just fixed that for you, and your experiment is running again.
With my apologies for the glitch!
Best wishes,
Could this above problem be caused by files being in use during data migration (we wonder this because we did not have any problem with experiments not in use during the migration period). If so, could you find a systematic solution for this? My colleagues are concerned about their experiments (in accounts with the cogsci.bme.hu domain) – should I tell them that they should check their experiments one by one whether they can be opened?
I made extra sure that all experiments with recent sessions (from the past couple of years) were copied over. So there should not be any issue with those.
I have just checked the experiments of all users associated with the email domain you gave me and they all seem fine to me. I believe you are good to go.
Cheers,