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A personal JSON store as a RESTful service
https://jsonbin.org
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Invalid auth token provided #30

Closed simon2d closed 6 years ago

simon2d commented 6 years ago

Hi, I have entered my token number in autoweb/jsonbin.org web service. It says: ready to use in green.

when I'm trying write a cloud variable in tasker, I always get this error: 15.22.29/E Error: 1867121445 15.22.29/E { "message": "Invalid auth token provided", "status": 412}

remy commented 6 years ago

It means you're not providing a valid API token or bearer token.

simon2d commented 6 years ago

I'm not sure what I'm missing but here's what I've done:

-installed autoweb In autoweb -clicked on "your Web services" -pressed the plus sign -selected import -imported Jsonbin.org -when asked for a token, I entered my api key provided when I subscribed here: https://jsonbin.org/ -the Jsonbin.org says Ready to Use in green (I'm assuming the token is correct at this point)

Open tasker -created a new profile State/wifi connected SSID "added my ssid" -create a task -create Alert/flash/%DEVMOD -create another task -create/plugin/AutoWeb/Web service -selected Jsonbin.org in API -API Action: Set Data For Keys -Key: %DEVMOD -Value: Home -Accept the changes. -run the task getting the error message

Any idea what I'm missing or doing wrong?

remy commented 6 years ago

I don't know what autoweb is, but I'd suggest starting with their support. I'd guess you're not setting the http headers required.

simon2d commented 6 years ago

Ok Thanks, I'll check with them