03-28-2023 12:19
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03-28-2023 12:19
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Following the instructions here: https://dev.fitbit.com/build/reference/web-api/developer-guide/using-subscriptions/#Configuring-a-Su... I created an endpoint to service the Fitbit subscriptions and created the logic to return the correct status with the verify codes provided, yet the subscription cannot be verified nor am I seeing any hits on my webserver.
It is visible to the public. It appears to be returning the correct status codes. I've read that Fitbit has issues with some certificates. Could that be my issue?

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04-03-2023 13:20
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04-03-2023 13:20
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Hi @dlemmink
I'm going to send you an email to get some additional information from you which will help confirm what the problem might be.
Gordon
Senior Technical Solutions Consultant
Fitbit Partner Engineering & Web API Support | Google

09-04-2024 11:03
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09-04-2024 11:03
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I'm experiencing the same problem. There are no request arriving on our server after pressing the 'Verify' button.
I also read about the issues with SNI when running multiple subdomains on the same IP. So i tried setting a default_server in Nginx, but still there are no requests arriving.
If possible, I would like to avoid getting a dedicated IP. Assuming that SNI is actually the problem.

09-04-2024 17:41
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