Hi folks,
I've been struggling over the past couple of days with adding the stamps.com API to a new Magento site we're developing. Everything has been configured according to specs, but I'm mainly getting the following error:
This is the error we get when accessing http://mysubdomain.mydomain.com/Ship...THING&cmd=ping
The API takes a good minute or two to respond with this kind of error message, and I've run the request through Fiddler, and it appears to be timing out. So, in a way, it appears that the GET request is not going through. It does come back with a HTTP 200 response, but it's obviously the wrong response. :)
(I have tested a quick "Hello world"-style method on that same VM and virtual host (CentOS, Apache) and it worked fine, so I don't think it's a request-limiting misconfiguration at this point.)
The odd thing, too, that if I try to create a POST request through Fiddler, my I get an invalid-token response from the API, which is equally odd. I can confirm that the token is the same.
I've looked at the Apache logs and reverse-proxy logs, and I'm not seeing any traffic being blocked.
Any thoughts as to how to make this issue go away would be most welcome. Thank you in advance!
I've been struggling over the past couple of days with adding the stamps.com API to a new Magento site we're developing. Everything has been configured according to specs, but I'm mainly getting the following error:
Code:
<Error>
<Code>1</Code>
<Description>
Please, make sure that you use right URL. Url is case sensitive
</Description>
<MessageDetails>
http://mysubdomain.mydomain.com/index.php/api/soap/?wsdl
</MessageDetails>
<Version>3.0.0.55731</Version>
</Error>The API takes a good minute or two to respond with this kind of error message, and I've run the request through Fiddler, and it appears to be timing out. So, in a way, it appears that the GET request is not going through. It does come back with a HTTP 200 response, but it's obviously the wrong response. :)
(I have tested a quick "Hello world"-style method on that same VM and virtual host (CentOS, Apache) and it worked fine, so I don't think it's a request-limiting misconfiguration at this point.)
The odd thing, too, that if I try to create a POST request through Fiddler, my I get an invalid-token response from the API, which is equally odd. I can confirm that the token is the same.
I've looked at the Apache logs and reverse-proxy logs, and I'm not seeing any traffic being blocked.
Any thoughts as to how to make this issue go away would be most welcome. Thank you in advance!