Background fetch failing on Android

[nanshaki]

Your Environment

• Plugin version: 4.4.2
• Platform: Android
• OS version: 11
• Device manufacturer / model: Galaxy (Also tested on Android 10 LG Nexus)
• Cordova version (cordova -v): 10
• Cordova platform version (cordova platform ls): 10.1.1
• Plugin config provided to #ready:

## Expected Behavior
App tracks in the background

## Actual Behavior
App stoops tracking and log shows that the url for background tracking is not found 

## Steps to Reproduce
1. Allow background (Always) on location to the app2. 
2. Shutdown the app 
3.  Move at least 200 Meters

## Context
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[christocracy]

This is what your server said to the plugin:

[HttpService$i onResponse] ⚠️ Response: 401,

[nanshaki]

Hi Thank you for your response. However the server does not say this on IOS Same setup. Happens only in the background. In foreground the app tracks fine and url is found Any clues?

[christocracy]

The only reason your server would return 401 is that it's not satisfied with the provided auth credentials.

You should debug this at your server and log the provided credentials.

[nanshaki]

I am a little confused by the process on Android. Would you mind giving me a quick rundown on the process:

Why would the access token (Our authentication credential) be invalid on Android while it works fine on IOS

Thank you!

[christocracy]

You are placing your auth token in the http headers. Both iOS and Android operate identically.

Presumably, your server is not happy with that token associated with that particular device.

Query your server logs to find out why.

[nanshaki]

Hello again We think that we understand the issue on Android now better. We are using Access tokens and Refresh Tokens when the Access tokens expire within a set amount of time. However the onHTTP is not triggering and I see why that is from this post. https://github.com/transistorsoft/react-native-background-geolocation/issues/710

Android Headless Mode for Cordova https://github.com/transistorsoft/cordova-background-geolocation-lt/wiki/Android-Headless-Mode

[christocracy]

Why do you reference the React Native version? You are posting here on the Cordova version.

For Cordova, you must reference the Android Headless Mode in the Wiki here.

Cordova users must write their Android headless code using Java, unlike React Native which allows headless code to be written in Javascript.

Also search the API docs here for "Config.authorization".

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