01-10-2017 10:37
01-10-2017 10:37
Setting up FitBit auto-syncing.
We do see the 2 requests in the IIS logs, but the endpoint is still not being verified. We use a proxy server and redirect to the server we want, which is not externally accessible.
Both are GET request and one is a 204 and the other is a 404. The verification code for the 204 matches up with what is on the FitBit site.
Best Answer01-10-2017 15:21
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01-10-2017 15:21
@Get2Requests Are you replying back to the GET requests with the appropriate 204 and 404 responses?
Best Answer01-11-2017 05:45
01-11-2017 05:45
Yes, it is responding with a 204 and 404
Best Answer02-14-2017 13:22
02-14-2017 13:22
Andrew, We are seeing the same issue as well, how can we proceed to find the issue? I can provider more information if it is needed.
Best Answer02-14-2017 13:44
02-14-2017 13:44
Could we get a response to this issue?
Best Answer02-15-2017 12:56
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02-15-2017 12:56
@Get2Requests @jlin Send me your subscriber endpoint url via PM.
Best Answer03-15-2017 08:35
03-15-2017 08:35
Greetings - we are experiencing this issue at Houston Methodist. I would appreciate learning about any new findings. Thanks!
Best Answer04-04-2017 09:41
04-04-2017 09:41
We still can't fix the issue (Get2Requests has sent you the endpoint, we are together). May I ask if we can get the same kind of feedback as we have for notifications so that we know where is the problem?
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