We want to pull data with google analytics ( GA4 ) api connection in our website. We have fulfilled all the conditions in the Google Analytics Api Documents. Although we have given the necessary Google analytics permissions, we receive a warning that user permissions are not valid on localhost. When we provide the necessary downloads and connections to our web server, thinking that it gives an error because it works through the Local Server, we get an HTTP ERROR 500 error on the page.
We made the necessary JSON file and library integrations over the compesor, but the same error continues. Despite all our attempts, we could not establish a connection.
user does not have sufficient permission for this profile
Is one of the more common error messages. When you run your code you are connecting to a Google Analytics account. The user you are using to connect to this measurement id must have permissions to access that data. The error message is telling you that the user does not.
The solution is to either authencation your code with a user who has access, or grant that user access.
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I see errors for the Firebase Remote Config API in the Google Cloud Console > API/Service Details metrics.
Looking at "Traffic by response code" I see that a specific API key is causing HTTP code 400 responses from the API for the method:
google.firebase.remoteconfig.v1.RemoteConfigService.FetchRemoteConfig
I'm not able to reproduce this issue locally so how can I find out more about these errors in the Google Cloud Console?
What I've checked so far:
The credential that is causing the errors is restricted to the correct package name and SHA-1 hash (hash taken from Google Play Console > App Integrity)
It's apparently not hitting a quota limit from looking at the quote graph
From the client side logs I only see the exception:
com.google.firebase.remoteconfig.g: The client had an error while calling the backend!
This is a standard error message used in the Remote Config SDK for a client error (ex: a connection timeout, SSL issue, etc.). I suggest that you double check your implementation. You could also use the Android network debugger to simulate the network calls, so it could create a handling mechanism to ensure that the actual device has a proper connectivity on doing the fetch.
You may also refer to the Stackoverflow post and the GitHub Link.
Google Developer Support pointed me to a known bug in the Firebase Remote Config library which has been fixed recently. Upgrading the library indeed fixed the issue.
We got a weird case where some users are reporting being blocked from being able to connect to our website which has a Firebase backend.
When the users look at there dev console it firing out ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID attached to the database point which doesn't make a lot of sense to us why the database would be having what I though is SSL error and only for some users.
I've attached the users are seeing about but haven't been able to repo the issue ourselves
I have an android app which has firebase analytics enabled. I am able to see events in firebase console. Now I want to connect it with big query. As I am using a team account for firebase, asked admin to give me owner access in firebase and editor access in connected google analytics account. After getting both access I tried to connect big query in firebase but it was not allowing me to select Google Analytics option while creating link. When I hover over that option it is showing message as "You need to be an Editor on the Google Analytics account linked to your project to modify BigQuery export". I am not sure what changes am I supposed to do to enable this and create a big query connection. Please help.
While you have the permissions in firebase you need to have Editor access to the Google Analytics Account as well in order to perform the connection. It is important that permission is given on the Account Level and not on the data view level.
I'm working on an app that shows some specific analytics on my calendar, therefore I've implemented a Google Sign In in my app which also requests for calendar read-only permissions.
When I've tried to log in with my Google I got
Sign in with Google temporarily disabled for this app
which totally makes sense, but I remember I had a few apps that used google sign in before it was verified (with calendar API also), but I got another screen that its risky, and the user could bypass it under his responsibility.
The app is currently in development status and I want to start working on it, but currently, I'm stuck due to this block by google.
Also, I got an email from google telling me to change this app type to internal but I want it to be external so other Gmail users could use it if they want to, I don't know where can I respond to this email.
Is there a way to start developing only with my user?
How can I respond to the email from google? could not find anything on support, only billing
Where are the Firebase database rules "Access Denied" messages logged on the Firebase server?
We are using the JavaScript web version of Firebase client libraries. The answer below is referring to Android or iOS but can we get automatic logging / analytics on the Web version?
For example, one of our customers sees:
firebase issue Error: permission_denied at
/companydata/Global/eJztlD9PwzAQxb8K8pyBVqJDtkIpCtA/IpQFMRzJtbXq2NHlUhRV/e6ck4LKQioQagc23z3n+efn2Bs1JUx1AoyFCp83KmLM7rBSoZq7OVZWBWryWiCtgbWzjSK9JzAlynDs/IQcCdiRCs8DFRUTGczBFBioK2cZtEWK0lqcAqHlz64KbWmM/+beLQTC7Ck7h2hhHWGMQMlyqNGID1OJ22AfNVtQG+jsMj4F0hbKv0L0IAcSyrHrHx97s04r6Okn8vtfEmiF3JbjLeRg/6P8Pkqu8k5bkCNnsTobrfjLJjvHueSpy5ZtwP2yYAKj4UjAL4GKHbFw+XdfqhtyZb4rD01/oAkT3xFy7/jg3obaMNLOc5J7UQqVlBTO4oH67HXrZSxk2KiirD+eaplX8zEQ97ne+COsROpeSATk0jJhH0ivF6hry5qrceMzNXKbtu/y+E4I:
Client doesn't have permission to access the desired data.(…)
I'd like to see these errors in a log somewhere on the Firebase console.
Is there a place to see data rules denials?
Thanks!
There is no server-side location where these error messages are captured that you have access to.
You will have to reproduce the client's behavior locally or use the Firebase Database rules simulator to reproduce it.
I think that you have to do it (logging denied access), manually.
Firebase analytics collects some events by default. Here you can find the list of those events. And here is an example of how to add log events in android.