I am calling a Slack Webhook from my Azure Logic App.
All of it works but I notice that the webhook call never completes even though the message has already been received in Slack.
Any help would be great.
thanks
Russ
I threw a red herring here.
I didnt realise that there was an actual slack connector.
It now works perfectly
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I am creating a messaging app using Facebook messenger. I have been testing it thoroughly with my own account and another "tester" account. It works as expected for the two of us.
When submitting it for approval, the Facebook testing team messaged our page, but I received a ((#-1) Unexpected internal error) message when calling the RESPONSE api to reply.
Any ideas? I find it hard to believe this is an error on Facebook's end, but this is what's showing up for me.
Thank you in advance!
Detailed error message:
code:-1
error_subcode:2018012
message:(#-1) Unexpected internal error
type:OAuthException
I tried re-submitting the API call, but received the same error. I checked to see if it would work with another Recipient ID (my own), and it did. I'm not sure if this is a matter of approvals from Facebook's end, and if it's one of those cyclical situations where 'they need to approve me for it to be approved' or not.
Completed build the web bot app in Microsoft Azure. It runs fine in the bot emulator locally. But in the azure , in the beginning it doesn't respond to the question asked. Now it keeps me waiting for the bot to ready.
Issue is listed as:
There was an error sending this message to your bot: HTTP status code InternalServerError
There was no option to update QnAKnowledgebaseId,QnAAuthKey and QnAEndpointHostName and hence I manually added those field.
When did I go wrong and how do I get it working in Azure?
Couple of things to note:
Please ensure you have updated the Messaging endpoint correctly as described in the picture below:
Make sure you have updated the MS App ID and password correctly, also the QNAKnowledgeBaseID in the configuration section like below:
If still doesn't help , please connect application Insights to your bot in order to see the innerExceptions of this InternalServerError. With app insights you can see the Failed Requests the exceptions and the specific platform errors.
Hope it helps, feel free to tag me in your conversation and share the code repo , will help further.
I have successfully configured Crashlytics Webhook with Slack. I have also tested it with the Test Message given in Crashlytics console. Test message working fine.
But, when I have an actual crash in Crashlytics, it is not getting triggered into the Slack. I don't know where is the issue. What am I doing wrong here?
Mike from Fabric here. I responded over email, but will make the answer public as well.
For this integration, you've set the impact level to 5 which means that only issues that are the most impactful will be mentioned in Slack. If you want to be notified of every new issue, set the impact level to 1.
I configured the firebase crashlytics as it is noted using the webhooks from slack ,
Result is i have a successful testing message sent to the slack channel but not the actual errors even though i have checked all type of crashes, new and recurring, some said a thing about impact level need to be changed to 1 but i can't find how .
I am following this Echo Bot Tutorial, and have gone through all of the basic steps regarding setup and registration. I am following the steps (near the bottom) regarding local testing, and have been using ngrok successfully.
I was able to add my Skype Bot as a contact, and I also have the latest version of the Skype app (Mac). When I send a message to the bot via the Skype app, I see the message appear in the debug notes in my terminal window. So I know that the messages I type are coming through.
I also see this:
skype-sdk.MessagingServiceClientV2 Sending message to 8:username with content Hey 8:username. Thank you for your message: "test".
However, I do not see any kind of reply in my Skype application. My expectation is that the bot would echo back my message to me.
My questions are:
1) When testing locally using the ngrok method described in the tutorial, should I be able to see activity from the Skype bot (in terms of messages to me)?
2) I am guessing this may be some an authentication issue? How can I best troubleshoot things, and get the Skype bot to actually respond in the Skype app?
I feel like I am incredibly close to getting this working, in that the messages I send are coming through... but the messages I expect from the Skype bot are not coming through. Any help or ideas greatly appreciated!
Found the fix, and posting it here should anyone else run into the same issue.
During the setup process, when I was using the Application Registration Portal, I selected the wrong string as my Application Secret.
Originally, I clicked on Generate New Key Pair, which resulted in a new entry appearing in the admin labeled Private Key. I used this string as my App Secret.
However, it appears that what I should have done was click on Generate New Password and used *that string instead**. Just gave it a try, and my bot is now responding back to me locally (in the Skype app), when testing with ngrok.
I think this particular distinction could have been made clearer in the documentation, as I lost a great deal of time due to this one oversight. Oh well, at least I can start developing now...
I've created a telegram bot and set a webhook as described in the docs. For testing purposes I've set it up so once you send the bot a message it replies back with the same message.
Now the issue I am having is that the updates from telegram are coming back really slowly and there are some messages I haven't received yet. Am I missing something or is the webhook method just really slow?
I had the same problem. Turns out I wasn't responding the telegram server after I got the POST request. Due to this, the server wasn't sure if I got the previous updates and was constantly sending my webhook past updates.
I have an express server and I added this bit of line after handling the POST Request.
res.sendStatus(403)
You can also confirm this by going to this url
https://api.telegram.org/<token>/getWebhookInfo
You'll see a property called pending_update_count. It should zero or close to it.