Is this supposed to be broken or are you still in development?

[eric-blue]

Getting that error from https://backpack.openbadges.org/backpack/add

[alanheppenstall]

It's not working for me either. I get a 303 response when trying to upload an image in that interface.

[mattdigitalme]

Hey @eric-blue & @alanheppenstall Can you let me know where the badge you are trying to upload originated from - and to what spec the badge has been baked.

@cadecairos are you able to get us over the error logs so we can start taking a look with @auralon

[cadecairos]

Unfortunately, when this error occurs, the actual data about the error is lost (because it's only output if the log level is set to "debug").

Judging from the screenshot and by reading the source, this error seems to be related to the tmpfile variable. To the client, this would be the "userBadge" property that's uploaded.

side-note: it doesn't look like we're cleaning up the temporary files created by connect-multiparty?

[alanheppenstall]

Hi @mattdigitalme - I'm getting a different error now.

[Starli0n]

I think you were like me, trying to upload a random image with the interface but you can only upload "bake" badge.

• Get the assertion url from the issuer you want to upload the badge For my Git badge on Code School: https://www.codeschool.com/users/Starli0n/badges/121/assertion
• Check the url validation with http://validator.openbadges.org
• If the url is valid, go to the bakery with it: http://bakery.openbadges.org
• Save Your Baked Badge
• Upload it to the interface

It should work now :-) For more details: New Issuers: Give Yourself a Badge

I needed to do it manually as the integration was not working from Code School.

[eric-blue]

Thanks for your answer! How might I find I get the assertion url however?

[Starli0n]

You are welcome :-)

For the assertion url, I inspected the requests sent from from Code School while trying to send a badge to my Backpack.