yesterday I tried my bot with a friend, everything was ok until today, when he deleted the chat, now I'm receiving this error:
Looking online I discovered that this should be an update, is there any way in which I could handle this kind of things? Someone talks about ChatMemberHandler, but I didn't find nothing about that
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I cannot pass user info to firebase database, and I think this is the issue. My Authentication part works well, and can pass image to firebase storage. Can anyone explain to me what does this error mean?
Here is my method:
Also, in logcat, it shows "one way function results will be dropped but finished with status OK and parcel size 4", which I think is the same issue if I am not wrong
Here are my dependencies:
Can anyone help me please?
Searching elsewhere I found this answer:
"Seems like you have enabled App Check in your Firebase project. This feature was announced a few days ago, so it's unlikely you will find any info online. Check the docs to see if you have followed all the setup steps: https://firebase.google.com/docs/app-check "
I've been using the bigrquery library in r to run queries on my google big query project for the past 6 months. This morning I ran a simple query_exec() command that I've run a number of times over the past few days and I got the simple message "Error: Invalid Credentials".
I haven't been able to find documentation telling me how to fix this. I'm also not sure how to give code that will recreate the error.
The only thing that I can think of that changed is that I signed into a different gmail account.
Steps attempted so far:
I logged out of the gmail account and logged back in to the right one.
I uninstalled everything about R on my computer and reinstalled it all.
Still no luck.
I'm also realizing that there isn't a ton of information here.
If there's something else I can provide that I haven't thought of I will be happy to answer questions.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
After more searching I found a way to clear your access credentials in this question and answer: BigRquery - RUN_QUERY_JOB
To summarize, if you force the access credentials to be null set_access_cred(NULL), then get new credentials get_access_cred(); you can re-authenticate.
I have been using the Gracenote Web API in an application for the last year without any issues. Suddenly a couple weeks ago, my application stopped working. I am receiving the following error in response to a simple ALBUM_TOC query:
<RESPONSES>
<MESSAGE>GCSP: Hello error: [130] Please contact Gracenote ODP 00431 [Name: ***** *******] [App: ********] support.
[Gracenote Error 130/74]</MESSAGE>
<RESPONSE STATUS="ERROR">
</RESPONSE>
</RESPONSES>
I have no idea what this means. The developer site hasn't been any help, and there doesn't seem to be any way to "contact Gracenote ODP" (at least no way that I can find).
I found this Stackoverflow question, which appears to be strongly related to my issue. However, I get no hex number that I can look up. Also, when I attempt to create a new app on developer.gracenote.com, the only option I am given is to choose the Entourage platform, which is of no use to me.
Any idea how I can resolve this error?
(One other key point: this is a personal app, and one that I didn't use for several weeks before encountering the error, so it can't possibly be a quota issue.)
I first created my Gracenote developer account last night, and without issue, was able to match TV shows using the sample applications.
However today, I'm receiving the following error continuously:
ERROR GCSP: Hello error: [130] Please contact Gracenote ODP 06176 [Name: Mark Pringle] [App: Echos Imterface] support.
[Gracenote Error 130/74] (0x90160165)
Any help would be much appreciated!
The GNSDK error code is the last 4 digits of the hex number at the end. If you check out the gnsdk_error_codes.h file, you can see that 0165 is GNSDKERR_InvalidClientID.
Assuming you are still setting your ID correctly, I am not sure why such an error would be returned by the servers. I could hazard some guesses (maybe you went so far past your quotas that they blocked it?) but I don't really know.
Either way, I would recommend getting a new client ID from the Gracenote dev site and see if that works.
hope this helps!
I am using the instructions from https://github.com/cannod/moodle-drupalservices/wiki/Installation-Drupal-Side to integrate my Drupal sign-in with a Moodle installation. I have successfully completed the steps and ran the "tests" indicating that my Drupal service is set up correctly. I.e., I am able to log in to Drupal using the "remote" user and get a valid JSON response from the service endpoint. However, after completing the "Moodle side" instructions, I tried to manually run the database sync file from the command line as per the instructions and received the following output:
RemoteAPI Object
(
[gateway] => mysitesurl.com
[endpoint] => /drupalservice
[status] => 1
[session] => SESScc2ded1dd0a5... //this part is okay
[sessid] => vtlmSjtBINVA... //this part is okay as well
)
ERROR: Problems trying to get index of users!
I looked at the code, and the [status] of 1 seems to indicate that the log in was successful, so I can't imagine what the issue is. I found a couple of other people on this site saying they had the same problem, then replied to their own post with something along the lines of "I figured it out!" and not posting the answer.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
You didn't create view properly that's why u got error, follow the instruction carefully, I did and it's working perfect from my side.
After many hours of wanting to pull my hair out, I figured it out. Something VERY helpful to know for troubleshooting is that within the function CurlHttpRequest (line 135), you can access any curl errors generated while accessing your service. I just echoed that out and discovered that the request was timing out before the results were delivered, so I went into the GetCurlGet function and upped CURLOPT_TIMEOUT a little and, walla! Everything worked great after that.