I cant seem to get this to work correctly. My path is set correctly, to test this im just trying to change status code from 200 to 500. I cant even get that to work.Pics of my charles setup](https://i.stack.imgur.com/sQnTB.png)
Am i doing something wrong or does this not work for things like videogame servers? Im experimenting with this to spawn items clientside. I tried Breakpoints aswell, it brought up the screen to edit Request, but completely skipped response.
Thanks, appreciate any help
Breakpoint brings up the request screen and skips response. Rewrite just executes the function normally as if i didnt use rewrite at all, or results in a error "Failure EOF: Unexpected end of ZLIB input stream" from the server
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I have a question, I am a bit confused, I don't really understand why this is happening.
I have a website which works well over http. When I force redirect to https something happens. Even if I replace all my urls in my code, only GET request will work. Anybody has any idea why is this happening?
I also have admin part of the website. it works to login into the admin but it doesn't work to make any requests on it. I am trying to post or delete but I receive a 401 err, even if I am logged in and set the token right...
So bottom line is:
On Https, the website works, it shows all the resources from the db, I can login in the Admin but I can not post or delete.
On Http everything works.
I am in a huge need of advice or ideas.
thanks.
From my experience you cannot serve mixed content, that's my first suggestion is to call all your scripts/dependencies without the prefix; ie: script src="https://blahblah" to "script src="//blahblah"; you're going to make sure you are sticking consistently to one serving source; so that's the first thing I'd check (also look at console logs, they often give hints as to what failed);
Secondly I am unsure of the response or how the server handles traffic from non https, possibly there's a rule in htaccess or some form of redirection trying to force the call via https so http fails? these are all steps in debugging right you need to troubleshoot and play process of eliminations; first though I'd make sure we are serving everything from // or https; when on http I would look at console logs for clues but even more so I would force a redirect to use https exclusively (as most sites do now)
Check for mixed content issues first though, this is something that can have a multitude of solutions based on the many variations of what could be causing this issue.
I am at my wits end with the following problem:
My site www.sebastianthalhammer.com is available under that URL without any problems.
However Google Search Console as well as other external third party test tools return a 404 error.
Status report from Uptrends
It is just the main page that's affected. All the other subpages and blog content isn't affected.
I have been in contact with the server stuff but it seems alright to them. As mentioned. The site can be reached. The site runs on wordpress - latest version.
I have no real clue where to start as this error seems to be quite a tricky one. Does anyone here might have an idea what's going on?
Sebastian
The 4xx class of status code is intended for cases in which the
client seems to have erred. Except when responding to a HEAD
request, the server SHOULD include a representation containing an
explanation of the error situation, and whether it is a temporary or
permanent condition. These status codes are applicable to any
request method. User agents SHOULD display any included
representation to the user.
This leaves me with two possible explanations:
Explanation 1: it's a server error.
the server wrongly returns a 404 status code
the browser thinks the response body contains details about the error and displays it - for the end user this is the actual page
Explanation 2: it's done on purpose to defeat crawlers and page watchers.
the server returns 404 on purpose - non-browser user agents won't process the result as they interpret it as error
browsers are unaffected, the end user doesn't care as long as the page is being displayed
The second one would indeed be kind of clever if you don't want your page to be indexed.
Thanks to your feedback I could think about the problem in a different way.
Ultimately at the unholy depths of a certain plugin I could dig out a setting that caused the error.
It was a redirection plugin that (for whatever reason) sent out a 404 signal when the URL was requested.
I don't know what the purpose would be for something. All I know is that the setting was on default for quite a while now and that caused the weird situation.
thanks guys for getting me on the right track.
Sebastian
As the title says the site in question is secure and I can't share my credentials but here's the outline of events.
The way the site security works is you send a POST to one url with user/pass and then it sends back a token. All requests then need to carry that token in their headers to work. I can get that to work once. On the first request after the login step I get the results I want. All subsequent requests result in a http 500 error of "Internal Server Error". Of course, in a perfect world, I could go to the server and get logs to see more verbosely what is going on. However, they aren't so accommodating on my planet so I'm left scratching my head.
Just to clarify I can send the exact same request the second time and I get the aforementioned error. So far my work around is to detach httr and then relibrary(httr) to start over. This doesn't seem like it's the best approach for this problem.
I'm guessing that the problem has to do with how httr reuses the same handle but I don't know what info is changing between the two requests.
In pseudo code let's say I do
resp<-POST('https://my.site.com/login', add_headers(.headers=c('user'='me', 'pass'='blah'))
mytoken<-content(resp)$token
qry<-POST('https://my.site.com/soap/qry', add_headers(.headers=c('token'=mytoken)),body=myxmlstring)
#qry will have status 200 and the content I expect
#If I run the same POST command again
qry2<-POST('https://my.site.com/soap/qry', add_headers(.headers=c('token'=mytoken)),body=myxmlstring)
#qry2 will be status code 500
#if I do
detach("package:httr", unload=TRUE)
library(httr)
#and then do the commands again from the top then it will work again.
Ideally, there'd be a parameter I can add to POST which will make each POST completely independent of the last. Short of that I'd be happy with something that makes more sense than detaching and reattaching the package itself.
I'm a noob when it comes to ASP.NET. I know few basic commands such as Response.Redirect("URL") to redirect my application web page to a different location.
However i receive HTTP Error 400 - Bad Request, whenever i try to use the code shown below
Response.Redirect(Server.UrlEncode(this.Downloadlink));
where this.Downloadlink is a user defined property which returns something like this
http://mdn.vatsag.net/fp;files/DOWNLOAD/VTSetup.exe
If i post this link in the browser, the .exe file pops up (means the link is good)
However this error comes when i use the ASP.NET code.
Any form of response on this issue/reason is deeply appreciated.
See here: http://www.kirit.com/Response.Redirect%20and%20encoded%20URIs
In short: if you quickly want to fix the issue, remove the part of your code that is UrlEncoding the URL!
I use ASIHTTPRequest framework in my iPhone application to manage the HTTP communication. I followed their examples given in the project home page to send asynchronous requests. There we have to implement two callbacks, one for requestFinish and other for requestFailed.
However, 60% of the time requests sent by the iPhone ends up in the "requestFinish" callback method and gives a valid HTTP status code. But sometimes it goes to "requestFailed" callback and the status code become '0' which is confusing.
My investigations revealed that the internet connection is ok, and I am sending the request to the correct URL, however no log messages found in server log.
So why does the request gets dropped in the middle so randomly? Has anyone came across with this type of issue. Will be very helpful.
Thanks
Are you looking at the status code of the ASIHTTPRequest object? That code is simply an HTTP response code - if you didn't get a response, then that should be zero.
Instead, you want to look at the NSError object that the delegate failure callback gives you.
I would use something like:
NSLog(#"%#",[error localizedErrorDescription]);
To print out to the log what the error is. Of course, "error" is the name of the variable in the method signature - you should double-check that, I think that's what the default is.
In [ASHTTPRequest initialize], I changed
[sharedQueue setMaxConcurrentOperationCount:4]
to
[sharedQueue setMaxConcurrentOperationCount:10]
This work for me, but I don't know why.
MORE:
I found this.
As well as what phooze suggested, there is logging in ASIHTTPRequestConfig.h that you can enable, that may provide a clue as to what is happening.