I have a music service added to Sonos in production,
I received a complaint about our Sonos Service (in production) of a user who can not login from time to time (GetSessionID call). A bit later, everything works fine. When I manually perform a GetSessionId call to the server, I get a valid answer. And by looking at the server logs when the problem arises, I see no request for GetSessionId entering our server. So normally, everything works fine (our service is in production, so it works), but sometimes the GetSessionID call is not fired to the server in my opinion.
I can recall that I had this similar problem a couple of times in the past. My previous post never got any answer (Can not add account for custom Sonos service).
Is there a way to see if a GetSessionId is sent from the Sonos controller or device?
I contacted Sonos, but their answer to post this problem on stackoverflow.
Can anyone help me with this problem?
Thanks!
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I have a VB.net application that has been working great with the gmail.api "gmail.send" scope for months. I have about 3 dozen different gmail accounts that have successfully integrated using OAUTH2. Starting yesterday one of the accounts began returning a 403 Forbidden error. Today another one started doing the same thing. Meanwhile, the others are all working just fine, sending plenty of messages successfully every day. My app hasn't been verified yet, but I would think if it were to be shut down then all of the accounts would not work. Likewise if there was some sort of throttling I would think it would apply to my app as a whole and not affect individual users. It seems very strange that some work and others don't. Any ideas?
I dove into the API instructions. I had been appending a ?key=[gmail application client id] parameter to the POST googleapis.com/upload/gmail/v1/users/userId/messages/send url. I'm not sure why I did that originally, but as of a few days ago it began causing a 403 forbidden error for some of the linked gmail accounts. Problem solved!
I was investigating how to get status code 500 error messages to give me more information when these occur and happened upon the MSDN post about using the ClientHttp stack.. Which was all just so magical seeming until the application got deployed on the staging servers and it seems to completely fail now with authentication
I'm guessing this is due to the whole cookie issue as it relates to the ClientHttp stack...
I'm using RIA services and when the application starts it runs 3 or 4 RIA WCF service calls preloading data in the background and now with the new ClientHttpStack an authentication dialog pops up pretty much every single time a request is made. We're using Windows Authentication so before it would just make you authenticate in order to access the page serving the XAP file... But now you login with Win Auth and then all the subsequent calls repetitively ask for your credentials...
I'm assuming the only way I can fix this is by doing this
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd920298(v=vs.95).aspx
And then possibly adding an endpoint behavior onto the DomainClient so that before requests are handled it tacks on the cookies...
I've tried doing this for a bit now and I'm not really succeeding... When I run the app in FF or Chrome it still pops up with a whole bunch of login boxes. So I'm just curious if I'm barking up the wrong tree or if I should continue trying to figure out where I'm not quite propagating the cookies through
If you are using the ClientHttp stack, you'll need a place to store your cookie client side, said a HttpCookieContainer. It's just a wcf behaviour to be inserted in the ClientHttp stack. Please, have a look at this post from Kile McClellan and see if it helps you.
I had been accessing Google Big Query with a service account successfully for several days. I had several tests that would connect and perform single functions successfully.
Now, without changing any code, or anything through the API console, I consistently get an "invalid_grant" from all of my API calls.
I have come now-where near breaching the courtesy request limits, and I have billing enabled.
Is there something that I could have done to get my access revoked?
I have tried creating another service account with, with another private key etc, with no success.
I have put my new credentials into the sample code given here: Authenticating Google API with a service account with Java API without success.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
If you had service account authorization working successfully with BigQuery in the past, and it suddenly stopped working (and it's consistently not working), I would guess that the issue has something to do with the clock on your server.
I would check this first - if the clock seems to be off, use something like NTPdate (http://doc.ntp.org/3-5.93e/ntpdate.html) to make sure that it is synced with an NTP server.
I'm working upon Paypal integration for our website. As we know, we will provide IPN URL for every orders processing through Paypal, Last week, I have given a server URL for the Paypal Notification and also using that, I have processed the payments.
But, today, when i shifted my projects into an another server, where i have implemented the same IPN system. But I dont get the Notification for the same URL, in my new server. It seems that my new apache server doesn't support Asynchronous Request Processing.
What can i do to make my server to process Asynchronous Requests. Anyone please let me know, how can i do it?
Thanks in advance.
The "asynchronous" in the word doesn't refer to a feature that has to be activated in Apache. It's just that PayPal sends the request whenever it's ready, and your script calling it has no way of telling when that is.
Most likely, the server move changed something in the server URL. Try out some of the requests that you are telling PayPal to do manually and see what happens and what errors you get.
My problem is I am adding an Ajax client to an existing RPC web service. i have a PHP client that talks to it, a java jibx.POX client that talks to it, a pure java http client that i wrote that talks to it, everything. but when i try to put my jquery ajax client im working on at it, the server sees the connection, but doesn't receive any data. same on the response, the service sends its error response xml and the ajax client says nothing came back.
what i need to debug this is a simple web server. i want something that is a stand alone program. where i can enter a port number and a start button. point my ajax interface to it, and it displays in a text area all the information possible on the request. then i can point one of my other interfaces to the same port and compare the two and hopefully figure out why 4 interfaces work and 1 doesn't.
does that exist out there somewhere? maybe in one of your arsenals somewhere.
OOPS, never mind, i found one. TCPMon, its a java system a friend of mine emailed me a while ago. does exactly this.
thanks