My iOS app has suddenly started giving this error message when logging in or creating a new user in the app:
[Error]: {"code":1,"message":"Internal server error."} (Code: 1, Version: 1.15.4)
Here is the pickle. The app works fine on an earlier version (version 4.4.0) that I have on my iPad. Here I can log in and create a user, and I can add items and delete items while in sync with the server. In the new version of the app (4.4.1) nothing has changed with regards to the code on my login page. I can still fetch data from the server in the app as well, but logging in and creating a user gives the internal server error.
I got my server on Heroku and the database on MongoDB. The database is available and running. However, the server Heroku got several failed throughputs (5xx code) during a day. This says to me that something is going on with the server side of things.
Does anyone know where to turn to next? I can't seem to get my head around where the issue is rising from. I have already sent a mail to Heroku, so I'll make an update when I receive an answer.
But basically, I need help to know what would be my next step to figure out what is causing the error?
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I have installed LHCI(Light House CI) server on an AWS EC2 instance(or my own home-server). The server is up and running. I have the url
I can add projects to the CI server with #lhci/cli#0.3 wizard and the project I create through client wizard appears successfully on the LHCI server.
As successful result of wizard it gives me two token. Admin and upload token whih I use it in my client config(upload token)
However, when it runs the auto-run and generates the report, the next step which is pushing data to my LHCI instance, it says token is invalid. I installed it on my own Linux box in my home network.
I thought it could be something wrong with my network and something dodgy happening. Then I installed it on EC2 and still same issue.
One thing I didn't find in the documentation is about whether the server needs to be HTTPS? (if you know this it could be a great help as well)
How come the upload token generated by the wizard is not valid ? what am I missing ?
I had the same problem. First, make sure the lhci client and server version match. It is thought that additional authentication factors have been added as the master version of lhci has recently been upgraded. In my case, the following error occurred and I solved it by setting the version to the same version.
Error: Unexpected status code 403
{"message":"Invalid token"}
I have deployed an Elixir/Phoenix web app on Heroku 2x instance, the backend is in Postgres. The app works fine most of the time but every now and then it returns no such app I am not able to figure out, why is it happening. I have checked the logs and metrics but nothing is helping. In fact, no logging happens when such errors are happening. It feels as if temporarily the DNS resolver on their side has crashed. I haven't added any custom domain and using the default domain name provided by Heroku.
I am trying to setup a CI workflow, so created an Xcode server on my local machine, and am trying to create a bot, but cannot get past the login to the server dialog. It simply spins and spins, but errors out.
I started off by setting up an Xcode server on my local machine.
I try to add a login to the server:
But get stuck here (login is masked in the picture):
And if I wait long enough, I get this error message:
I am using Little Snitch and a VPN, but wouldn't this be trying to connect to the local machine and not using the network?
hej,
since march we got some troubles with our deployments on our windows azure server.
It seems that the deployments doesn't work and because sometimes it works sometimes not i don't get it.
Some kind of error i saw on my windows azure dashboard -> deployments:
"Response status code does not indicate success: 500 (Internal Server Error)."
or
"Host key verification failed. fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly"
i tried to restart the server or make new commits to github or simply redeploy or disconnect and reconnect to github. At the moment nothing works. There is a development server and a live server. Both contains the exact similiar version of the website (written in node.js). i've checked it a lot of times. Deployment with the development version works fine. live dont.
Do you have any suggestions? I have no idea where to start :-(
If it's a web role you can check the iisnode/ folder, should contain the log files. They can also be accessed with the emulator running, try
http://127.0.0.1:81/iisnode/
I am trying to deploy a web part on to our local Sharepoint Server. I am doing this through a remote login to the same server that our SharePoint site collection is on. However, I am getting "Error occurred in deployment step 'Recycle IIS Application Pool': Check that the local SharePoint server is not available." This is universal on any code I try to deploy to the Server.
Normally it would just be an issue of making me a DB_Owner on the content database. However, the other developers are not db_owners and they can deploy just fine.
I checked the log and found a entries that might be a clue to what is going on.
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Login failed for user 'domain\username'
CanUpgrade [SPConfigurationDatabase] failed.
IsBackwardsCompatible [SPConfigurationDatabase] failed.
I apologize for not posting the entire log, but company policy will not let me post the entire log.
So, does anyone know the cause of the error and how to fix it?