I am seeing a similar error for our app. In some cases I get the
response back and the status_code attribute is not populated, even
though the response.content appears to be valid.
Dave Tucker
WebFilings
On Jun 15, 8:17 am, Gavin Andresen gavinandre...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm getting
I'm getting spurious urlfetch.Error exceptions that say they are
ApplicationError: 2
The relevant bit of python code:
try:
fetch_result = urlfetch.fetch(payment_server, deadline=10,
method=POST, payload=secret
+json_string,
Oh, and forgot to mention: if it makes any difference, these are
https (SSL) fetches.
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Looking at the logs, ApplicationError 2 *appears* be thrown by the
application itself and not by the service. Could you publish the
stack trace?
On Jun 13, 3:55 am, Jan Z jan.zawad...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi - as per request, app id is access-manager.
Happy to provide IP's and URL's through
Hi - as per request, app id is access-manager.
Happy to provide IP's and URL's through email? We tested against an
EC2 instance, Rackspace and an internal server, all had the same
problem. Google.com didn't.
Thanks!
Jan
On Jun 13, 11:13 am, Jan Z jan.zawad...@gmail.com wrote:
Is anyone else
We are still seeing this across a significant percentage of outbound
requests, and have verified that there are no performance issues with
the other service (we're not seeing the requests coming through from
Google in fact). Problem started at 3:10 pm PST.
Was URLfetch service affected by the
