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HTTP Receiver Data Source Blocked
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Hi all,
I am trying to get data from one instance of mango to another via http publisher. Everything on the publisher end seems ok but the receiver end is showing it as blocked. I have checked my windows firewall and everything seems good. I even turned off the firewall for a few minutes to test but no change.
Any ideas? Very likely something obvious I've overlooked.
Thanks,
Rob
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have you set your url?
hang on, misread that.
Turn your whitelist off first. best to see if you can push something in.
Check your publisher settings. don't forget remote url path needs /httpdFox
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Thanks @MattFox .
Is httpd a typo? Should that be httpds? Hopefully not and that's the problem!
I'll give your suggestions a go and let you know. -
it may be httpds...
I recommend you test with postman first.
Get an extract of the data you are trying to send with webhook.site from your publisher mango.
Then fire that data with postman to.your secondary mango.
Convenient way to test endpoints.Fox
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@MattFox I have used webhooks.site to test the messages. All are being sent and received ok but still nothing coming into the server. The data source still says blocked.
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Hang on, you are using SSL...
What is the port number you have configured to access mango via straight http??
Is it 8080?
If so your publisher needs that in the url.destination.mango:8080/httpdsThat is what I believe may be the issue...
Fox
EDIT: I really need to stop using my mobile for viewing images...
Since the HTTP receiver is blocked. I would check system logs and maybe check running permissions for mango. If you are using windows there my be a chance you are indeed fighting windows firewall.
Look at the logs first, post them here in code tags, especially ma.log where and when you enable then disable the http receiver.
That will give us more info...Fox
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@mattfox My apologies for the delay in getting back to you. It was indeed a windows firewall issue. Thanks for the help as always.
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@robmalone anytime
