After getting through the book: OPA application development, I am getting familiarized with OPA, as such I have been looking at the different tutorials and sample applications...
Trying to run the dropbox-as-a-database tutorial, I have come across a problem which I am not sure where to look to solve it.
When running ./main.js --db-remote:monitor appkey:appsecret
I get the following errors when I go to add a job:
DbGen/Dropbox: Unexepected error: {unexpected_error = 401}
DbGen/Dropbox: Impossible to write to [jobs, coginov]: {unexpected_error = 401}
DbGen/Dropbox: Impossible to write to [logs, [TEST] coginov - 1426535253]: {unexpected_error = 401}
DbGen/Dropbox: Unexepected error: {unexpected_error = 401}
DbGen/Dropbox: Impossible to write to [jobs, coginov]: {unexpected_error = 401}
I am running Ubuntu 14.04/Node JS 0.10.33/Opa 1.2.0 build 4473
On the dropbox side of things, I have created an app and when I run the main.js I have selected to allow the connection with read/write in the apps folder.
After getting through the book: OPA application development, I am getting familiarized with OPA, as such I have been looking at the different tutorials and sample applications...
Trying to run the dropbox-as-a-database tutorial, I have come across a problem which I am not sure where to look to solve it.
When running ./main.js --db-remote:monitor appkey:appsecret
I get the following errors when I go to add a job: DbGen/Dropbox: Unexepected error: {unexpected_error = 401} DbGen/Dropbox: Impossible to write to [jobs, coginov]: {unexpected_error = 401} DbGen/Dropbox: Impossible to write to [logs, [TEST] coginov - 1426535253]: {unexpected_error = 401} DbGen/Dropbox: Unexepected error: {unexpected_error = 401} DbGen/Dropbox: Impossible to write to [jobs, coginov]: {unexpected_error = 401}
I am running Ubuntu 14.04/Node JS 0.10.33/Opa 1.2.0 build 4473
On the dropbox side of things, I have created an app and when I run the main.js I have selected to allow the connection with read/write in the apps folder.
Thanks for your help...