Closed RichardD2 closed 3 years ago
Looks like you've jumped the gun! You would think they would apply the changes to the test api before issuing the email to developers.
Hi @RichardD2
Please refer to #565:
Questions about Fraud Prevention Headers that require HMRC support should be referred directly to SDSTeam@hmrc.gov.uk. They will not be answered by a member of HMRC on GitHub.
As the MTD API team cannot directly answer any Fraud Prevention questions, this repository will not be monitored for issues related to Fraud Prevention, and any new Issues raised around these Headers will be directed to this Issue and closed.
Please use this Issue instead for any discussion related to Fraud Prevention that does not require immediate HMRC support.
The developers maintaining the code in the vat-api do not work with Fraud Prevention Headers. Please contact SDSTeam@hmrc.gov.uk for any queries about Fraud Prevention Headers.
Yesterday you sent us an email telling us that we need to update our application to use v3 of the fraud prevention headers: Desktop application direct - HMRC Developer Hub
Having updated our application, the fraud prevention test API is now rejecting our requests.
Gov-Client-User-Agent=os-family=Windows&os-version=10.0.19042.0&device-manufacturer=System+manufacturer&device-model=System+Product+Name
As far as I can see, the header we're sending precisely matches the new specification.
Gov-Client-Local-IPs-Timestamp=2021-01-07T09:51:03.03Z
This header is required according to the new specification.
Gov-Vendor-Product-Name=Visma+MTD
This header is required according to the new specification.
Gov-Client-Multi-Factor=
This is a direct desktop application running on a Windows PC. There is no multi-factor authentication. The new specification says that we are now required to send this header with an empty value.
Gov-Vendor-License-IDs=
This is a direct desktop application running on a Windows PC. There is no license ID. The new specification says that we are now required to send this header with an empty value.
Are we doing something wrong? Should we be ignoring the emails sent by SDSTeam@hmrc.gov.uk?