I completed the set up for thingsboard using Installing Thingsboard on Windows (https://thingsboard.io/docs/user-guide/install/windows/) everything has started to function. But I cant access the demo accounts.
It is continously showing Authentication Failed.
If I try any of the credentials except sysadmin(https://thingsboard.io/docs/samples/demo-account/).
Did you install the demo data as described in the installation guide ?
The demo accounts will only exist if the demo data was installed.
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We are using Twilio Programmable Chat on our project for 1 year. On the mobile side we use twilio-chat v.6.0.0 SDK. On the backend side we use java library - com.twilio.sdk:twilio:7.51.0
Problem
But a couple of days ago we started experiencing problems with authorization on the mobile side. Everything is ok when we create new chats and work with them.
But when we try to fetch messages for the old chats (created before that problems), we receive the following error access forbidden for identity (status: 403, code: 54007)
What we tried
We tried to upgrade/downgrade both mobile SDK and backend libraries.
I've read the code: 54007 documentation. We have never configured any Sync services, possible they were introduced and not properly configured for the old chats?
We have only one Sync service that was created (automatically) recently and ACL enabled flag is set to false.
Here is the structure of our access token:
My guess is that something has recently been changed with the permissions in the Chat API and the default config is not working for us.
I don't know exactly what it could be. Please, help.
In our case we got the same error when trying to fetch messages for a channel where the user is not a member of Error: Access forbidden for identity (status: 403, code: 54007). This happened with Twilio SDK twilio-chat 6.0.0 and 4.1.0.
After we reviewed the "Roles and Permissions" section in the Twilio Console we noticed that the "service user" (which is the default user role for the chat user) did not have the permission "editChannelAttributes" activated, as compared to another sub account where fetching messages for unjoined channels was still possible.
Activating the permission "editChannelAttributes" for the service user and fetching messages seems to work again.
I'm not sure what the connection between this permission and fetching messages could be, but maybe this information is still helpful.
This is the official answer from Twillio Support that helped us:
Recently the engineering team has effectively deployed some modifications over Programmable Chat; before this change, users would be able to see channel messages that they were not part of. With this update, users will receive error code 54007 for Chat if they try to read any channel that they are not a member of.
I am trying to setup Twitter Access on Watson.
I tried following the steps provided in the below link.
https://console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/services/Twitter/index.html#insights_twitter_overview
I am unable to proceed with Step1 - "Navigate to your application overview page". Where can find the application overview page?
Could you please help me out?
Thanks,
Rohit
The Insights for Twitter service in the above link is available in IBM Bluemix: https://console.ng.bluemix.net
If you have a Bluemix account and created an application, you can add the service instance.
I am working on a Google AdWords integration built on .NET, which was developed some time ago for API v201409. That version of the API has not been retired and I am now trying to migrate to the latest (v201506).
I have updated the Nuget package and it builds fine.
The account that I use to upload conversions is a manager account, with around 50 client accounts being managed by it.
When trying to upload conversions to some of the client accounts I am getting OfflineConversionError.UNAUTHORIZED_USER errors.
When I check the setup on the Google AdWords website everything looks fine. Each client account has the manager account set in the Account access settings.
I have used the ManagedCustomerService API to retrieve a list of client accounts that are managed by the manager account and it returns all accounts, including those that throw the error.
All refresh/access tokens appear to be working fine.
Has anyone experienced similar problems?
The OfflineConversionError.UNAUTHORIZED_USER is returned when you attempt to upload conversion data to an Adwords account other than the account that the click originated from.
If you have a manager account with multiple client accounts, make sure that the account ID is the correct one.
The Google cloud console seems to have changed. I am unable to create a service account under the new console. There are 5 options available on the new console:
Web application
Android
iOS
Chrome
Native
But I am unable to find the service account option.
see the following answer from a few days ago - this option has recently moved: google oauth2 how to get private key for service account
On my development machine (which has the Quickbooks SDK installed) I can connect and interact with QB just fine; the standard workflow of granting access to the external app from w/i QB works. However, on my production machine I get various and sundry errors:
Can't start QB.
Can't start QB because it's already running.
Can't open more than one company file.
The dev docs lead you to believe that the app must be signed while elsewhere I've found examples where you could run an un-signed example app. So what is it? If signing isn't strictly required then any clues as to why I can't get this to work?
Production Machine
QuickBooks Pro 2011 Release R9P (US)
Our installed, OOB, Silverlight app
Dev Machine
Quickbooks Premier Contractor Edition 2010 Release R13P (US)
Silverlight 4 using COM/C# to connect to QB
Quickbooks SDK 11.0
As I've said, the dev machine works as it should. On the production machine we've tried every combo of not having QB open, having it open but no client file open, having it open and a client file open and we'll get one error or another right at the point we're trying to open a connection. Also, our app never shows up in the integrated applications settings page (but it does show up on the dev machine's QB). We've tried both admin and non admin.
No, you DO NOT need to sign your apps.
You didn't provide anywhere near enough information for us to really give you a solution.
Did you check your SDK logs?
What version/year/edition/country of QuickBooks?
Are you building for the Web Connector, or using C#, or VB .NET, or...?
If you're using the Web Connector, what do your Web Connector logs look like?
Are you logged in as the QuickBooks admin user?
Is QuickBooks already running?
Is there another QuickBooks company file already open?
Did you revoke permission from the integrated application?
If you expect answers, you have to post some details.
It's a Silverlight app with full trust. It looks as though it was something with SL itself. Once we upgraded to SL5 it worked fine.