I had the snooze app script working on gmail for some time but it seems that after converting to google drive, the spreadsheet vanished (not in trash) and I get emails every night telling me that my script "Not Found" failed to finish successfully etc etc.
The Error message is that a server error occurred - not particularly informative and any attempt to view triggers results in the same error.
Is there any way to get rid of these messages apart from setting up some kind of filter which is counter intuitive as if I decide to run other scripts I may want to see the output.
Thanks
Darren
Darren, can you please raise this on the Apps Script issue tracker: http://code.google.com/p/google-apps-script-issues/issues/list? If possible, please also let us know in the issue tracker request what the email address is where you're receiving the failure notification email.
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Keep receiving “(my app name) isn't responding right now. Please try again soon” on my actions on google simulator, I’ve tried almost all the solution that I found on the internet and ended up with this, I decided to copy the code from google https://developers.google.com/assistant/df-asdk/helpers#calling_the_helper it works just the permission one , for the permission handler it doesn’t work it seems like if I do not put the default response in dialogflow It wouldn’t work so I don’t want that default response because it keeps saying that response, and when I removed it , it gave me an error ,but in the debug tap it shows everything(display name, location etc.)
We have a function set up to send emails via Outlook from our web app and it's been working great, but suddenly this morning my email inbox is flooded with errors from our system saying it couldn't send the email with outlook because of a bad request. The errors all look like this:
{"error":{"code":"BadRequest","message":"Invalid OData type specified: \"Microsoft.OutlookServices.FileAttachment\"","innerError":{"date":"2021-07-02T05:43:00","request-id":"XXX","client-request-id":"XXX"}}}
As I say it was working yesterday, but now it's not. And a lot of these don't have specific attachments outside of the embedded header image, which has not been changed since it was working.
Any suggestions on reasons for the error?
OK so I figured this out. For some reason our attachments were still set as '#Microsoft.OutlookServices.FileAttachment' for the data type. I changed this to 'microsoft.graph.fileAttachment' and it is now working again. I don't know why it decided to force a change over today, but I'll leave this question and answer up in case someone else has the same problem.
We have a script that checks a Gmail inbox for new messages, processes any it finds based on the subject and sender, marks said messages read, and then after processing moves the messages to a folder called "ProcessedMessages". This script has been running for several years without incident.
We recently migrated to Azure, and this script began failing on the last command:
<cfimap action="movemail"
connection="myConnection"
MessageNumber="#x#"
newfolder="ProcessedMessages">
This line started generating this error every night:
The cause of this exception was: java.lang.IllegalStateException: This operation is not allowed on a closed folder.
I'm not sure what a closed folder is, but we have tried:
Closing any Gmail browser window on any computer logged in as this account.
Running the process manually by hitting the url to make sure the task scheduler wasn't the problem.
Running the process from a browser window on the server itself pointing to it's own IP to make sure the new CF cluster wasn't causing the problem.
Looking around Gmail for some sort of 'closed' flag associated with a folder
Moving the messages from the inbox to that folder via the Gmail web interface to make sure there wasn't an account problem (it worked fine)
No changes were made to this Gmail account since the switchover to Azure; in fact no one had even logged into it for at least a month before. The username and password are set correctly on the new Azure server, as evidenced by the fact the script can log in and read message and mark them read.
What does this error message mean and what could cause it?
This is what I found (same issue):
"A common cause of this kind of issues is that the folder is being modified concurrently using the same account and credentials thus leaving the operations in an inconsistent state." from here:
https://help.mulesoft.com/s/article/Intermittent-IMAP-S-error-This-operation-is-not-allowed-on-a-closed-folder
In my case, it's running every 15 seconds, on 3 different email folders, so it would make sense.
I hope this clarifies the reasons for the issue.
I messed up something on my code and made my server send 10k+ emails to my own email address last night.
After receiving ~8k this morning, I barely haven't received any mail in the last 8 hours besides sometimes one of the automated ones at a rate of ~10/hour.
Has anyone already experienced this?
I haven't found how to tell gmail about this. Nowhere I have a message saying "your mailbox is slowed down because of abusing use" or something.
Can anyone help or should I wait and go on vacation for a few days?
Edit:
Thanks for the help. To add more details:
Those emails have been sent from a non-gmail SMTP server, say example.com to me#example.com, which I automatically redirect to myaddress#gmail.com.
I thought at first that the problem was coming from the example.com mail server, but it happens this parts works very well for sending and receiving for any other email#example.com.
My emails sent from myaddress#gmail.com are also sent. It is only to receive a mail in myaddress#gmail.com inbox that it won't work.
This makes me guess that this is not a SPAM-filtering issue, since sending works fine.
Edit2:
#bearacuda13, there ain't much code to show. The sequence of failures are:
A delayed_job that calls itself recursively every hour, silently increasing the number of jobs in the database, without any error
A heroku API sunset that starts to make them fail all at once.
An exception mailer to tell me about the exception raised
Done :)
Try https://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx to see if you've been added to a blacklist. If you have, it's a serious pain to get off of those lists.
When you send mail, it gets routed through several areas on the internet before winding up in your gmail. Any of those routes has the possibility to flag and blacklist emails from someone they think is a spammer. If you're sending 10k emails in an hour, you've probably triggered the "spammer" criteria.
To get off the lists, you need to contact the organization that has blacklisted you. It might be easier to get a new static IP or domain name.
So the solution has been to wait. In 24 hours I still had not received them all, but at got some message:
which made me feel like messages were on their way.
48 hours later, I now have the feeling I caught up with all my emails.
If this occurs to you, be patient!
I want to send emails to myself from azure with error and its details when server receives 500 error.
I don't wont to receive messages that something happened (events works the same if I am not mistaken).
Is it possible?
I know that I can find all errors with details in https://{site-name}.scm.azurewebsites.net/websitelogs/#/detailederrors
But how to get text from new file I don't know.
Please help me.
EDIT 1.
I found streaming logs - Recent -> {site-name} -> tools -> streaming logs.
Here I can see all errors in real time. But I can't find where I can send these errors in my email.
I think the web app dashboard does not support alerting directly. You should activate application insights on your web app and then you'll be able to configure email alert on failed request.
This page will help you with working with application insights alerts: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/app-insights-alerts/
Hope this helps,
Julien