I've had submitted my app key with activation form a week ago. But still, I have no answer.
Does anybody know any communication points to get status of the submission?
I tried devsupport#evernote.com but they are silent as well.
The key has been activated after 10 days left. So, just need to wait.
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Been struggling with this for hours.
This is a asp.net core 3.0 app.
It emails an activation link.
I then pick up that email in my inbox and click on it.
This link is:
https://apc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.myserver.com%2FAccount%2FActivate%3Fpin%3DwDiC3S&data=02%7C01%7C%7C8311079d8b314d288f7a08d77e73c924%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C637116908072496731&sdata=y80XhRTBI%2FOJq6UrN8Yw%2B3nWDjrb96IprWR2IKIouVU%3D&reserved=0
It then emails me a confirmation message 9#by calling that view). But it does this twice.
What is weird is that if I copy and past this url from 1 browser to another I just receive the expected 1 confirmation email.
The only difference I can see is that the safelink stuff add si removed from copying and pasting that link. ie:
https://www.myserver.com/Account/Activate?pin=wDiC3S
I do not know how to debug this?
I have just come across this situation. It has taken me a few days to track down. I have a link within an outlook message and I wrote code to make sure it was not called twice. This code was activated the first time I called it. Eventually I realised that the email client must be calling it twice. I'm going to have to write a work around.
I'm glad I found it. It was driving me mad!
I would consider this to be an outlook bug.
I had a similar problem a while back that seemed to be tied to the email client pre-fetching and visiting the link. You may want to try a different email provider and client as part of your debugging efforts.
Here is a related question on the topic -
How to stop e-mail clients from visiting links in e-mail automatically?
I have this issue couple of days already. With trial and error i just found out the solution with my own testing, you just need to set-up the SMTP configuration with your outlook account.
Using PHPMailer
I have this configuration before
$trans = Swift_SmtpTransport::newInstance()
->setHost("xxxxxxxxxxx.mail.protection.outlook.com")
->setPort(25);
I changed to
$trans = Swift_SmtpTransport::newInstance('smtp.office365.com', 587, 'tls')
->setUsername('xxxxx#xxxxxxx')
->setPassword('xxxxxxxxxxxx');
Now, it's working properly. I think ATP aka SafeLink Protection Feature will work only if the email address(sender) is not verified within your organization.
I'd like to create a system that 'appends' mails to each other.
Situation: Everytime an entity is changed I'd like to send a mail to subscribers of that entity.
But when the entity is changed 10 times on a small time (like 5 / 10 minutes) the subscribers don't need to be spammed with emails.
So I was thinking of creating a 'Queue'. And to be more precise I was thinking about using the Azure Servicebus.
After searching some of the documentation. I found two interesting properties.
SessionId => Would be the entity of the Id
BatchFlushInterval (Client-side batching)
'If the client sends additional messages during this time period, it transmits the messages in a single batch'
This sounded perfect.
In this way I recieve all the 'changes of the entity' in a single batch. And could construct a single e-mail to send.
But I don't seem to find this option anymore in the new "Azure Service Bus NuGet".
Now that I searched for alternatives, I have a feeling this is not a 'normal' practice.
Does someone have some experience in this field?
I would like to avoid having to use a cron job. But if this is the best solution please let me know.
I know this a really broad question and more a 'need for information'. So commenting with links can already make me real happy.
Thanks in advance
Brecht
Don't think Message Sessions or BatchFlushInterval is the approach to take here. What you're looking for is to buffer messages to create a single notification rather than multiple ones. I'd personally go with receiving a batch from the Azure Service Bus and process the batch to "append" notifications.
Is there a way to check the status of the Nest servers?
They appear to be down right now. Currently I'm checking by firing a GET request to:
https://developer-api.nest.com/?auth=...
Which works fine, I can just set a timeout and check the status codes.
I'm using the Firebase API (OS X) and I'm wondering, maybe there is a better way I can check? I don't see anything in their API. observeEventType:withBlock:withCancelBlock: never gets called.
Also, will the firebase observeEventType: block automatically start being called once the servers are back?
After 2 days the block appears to be lifted. I tried contacting Nest 2 days ago and I never got a reply. Perhaps they lifted the block and didn't reply, or it happened automatically.
I believe I was blocked because I was using my real account, with a real device. And obviously because I was in development I was logging in/out and changing values a lot.
I didn't realise until after the block you can create virtual devices (on a new account). More information here: https://developer.nest.com/documentation/cloud/chrome-extension
Moral of the story: use virtual devices!
I am accessing a Drupal Views feed through xmlrpc. The script has worked in the past and my goal today was solely to access another feed. In theory, there was nothing to do except to change the name of the feed. The endpoint had not changed, my domain had not changed, I can log in to the remote site so my user credentials there are valid.
I am scratching my head as to what may have changed. Is there an obvious question that I have missed? What could have changed on the Drupal end that I should be taking into account?
I can also get a session id for an anonymous user okay.
The failure comes during the complicate authentication (that has worked in the past).
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Ah... if anyone else has the same problem, as I worked through my script, printing out its effect at each line, I came across a comment I had made when I wrote it.
Make sure the client and the remote are on the same time, preferably the time provided by www.time.is.
My PC was running a minute slow. The detafult Resynchronise on Windows 7 runs at 1am on a Sunday. Change that to a more sensible time.
And for an immediate fix, change the PC time to within a few seconds of www.time.is.
That was the problem. Authenticated login uses a time stamp. It the remote server regards your time as too inaccurate, it will reject your login. Make sure the client is running with an accurate clock.
I am sending out a nightly email through rules scheduler, when I manually execute it sends out one email as it should, however when it runs on the schedule it sends me 10 duplicate emails. I've looked all over and can't seem to find any solution to the problem.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
Use Job scheduler module. In this module you first insert the data in job_schedule and create a queue for each schedule . when crons run it start executing each queue and send mails then it delete its entry from the job_scheduler table. hence it will not send same mail again and again to the same person.. There is proper documentation in job_scheduler module in drupal7. Just go through it.
This sounds like a bug in the Rules module; it has its quirks. I see you have reported this issue in the Rules issue queue: http://drupal.org/node/1314916, which is what I was first going to suggest. So now I know your issue is for Rules 7.x-2.x dev integration with Views 7... both of which have more than a few bugs. I strongly suspect this issue has as much to do with Views as with Rules. (The 10x repetition seems unlikely to be a coincidence since 10 is a default value for results-per-page in Views, etc)
When you report an issue, it's helpful to include all pertinent information (Drupal version, steps to replicate, what's written to the log, etc). I'd personally suggest seeing if you can replicate your issue in a clean installation of Drupal with just the modules necessary to run your test. If you can replicate it that way, it's easier to provide enough information for the developers to identify the issue and resolve it. (e.g. use Devel generate to create some nodes and dummy users, then create a very simple view, e.g. just titles of the five most recent nodes, and use that view as the source for your email content. Does it send 5 copies? You may need to configure a localhost mail server to test this.