I'm creating an app with Unity3d 2019.2.9f1, and trying to utilize Google Cloud Storage as a data store of asset bundle.
In some users' environment, there were network errors below:
400 GET https://storage.googleapis.com/storage/v1/b/...
'Unable to complete SSL connection' response: 'Unable to complete SSL connection'
This error occurred in Samsung S7 edge、Redmi Note 7S, but wasn't seen in iPhone or many other android devices.
If anyone knows about this error, please help me...
I asked one user who was facing the error to go directly to the storage.googleapis.com link in his Google Chrome app, and it failed with "net::ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED".
However, by shutting down and restarting device and uninstall&reinstalling the app from Google Play Store, he said the app started to work fine.... So anyway it seems it was solved🙌
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I implemented google login in flutter without using firebase in flutter (google cloud console). It was working in apk then later I needed push notification service for which I used firebase (fcm token and all) then I released the app to playstore but google login does not work. I keep getting apiexception error. Has anybody faced this issue? if yes any help would be highly appreciated.
I do not have a specific answer to your problem but I have also faced this problem once, I accidentally resolved it though.
But Error 12500 is a general error code that may occur when attempting to use the Google Sign-In feature and is caused by a few potensial issues:
An issue with the SHA-1 fingerprint of your app's signing
certificate: To use Google Sign-In, you need to configure your app's
SHA-1 fingerprint and package name in the Firebase console. Make
sure that the fingerprint and package name you have configured in
the Firebase console match the ones you are using to sign your app.
An issue with the Google Services configuration file: Make sure you
have properly added the Google Services configuration file to your
app.
An issue with the Google Play Services library: Make sure you have
the latest version of the Google Play Services library installed in
your app.
An issue with the device or emulator you are using: Make sure you
are testing on a device or emulator that has Google Play Services
installed and is up to date.
Possible fixes to try/check:
Double-check the SHA-1 fingerprint and package name: Make sure that
the SHA-1 fingerprint and package name you have configured in the
Firebase console match the ones you are using to sign your app.
Make sure you have added the Google Services configuration file: The
Google Services configuration file is required for your app to
communicate with Google services, including Google Sign-In. Make
sure you have properly added this file to your app.
Update the Google Play Services library: Make sure you have the
latest version of the Google Play Services library installed in your
app. You can check for updates by going to the "SDK Manager" in
Android Studio.
Test on a device or emulator with Google Play Services installed:
Make sure you are testing on a device or emulator that has Google
Play Services installed and is up to date.
I hope this helps! I will quickly search if I can find any other solution.
There was an error uploading the Android App Bundle. Try again later or contact Google Play developer support if the error persists
I am getting this error and I tried resolving it using multiple things like clearing cookies, using different browser, using different internet connection. Nothing Worked.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
That can happen if the app bundle you're trying to upload has the same version code as an app bundle that has been already uploaded. Double check to see that it has a higher version code.
Hi I am setting up the MoPub GDPR Android SDK, am getting a call to the consent dialog page on the web but get this response :
05-16 11:10:46.469 13030-13152/ E/Volley: [18308] BasicNetwork.performRequest: Unexpected response code 400 for https://ads.mopub.com/m/gdpr_consent_dialog
This means "Bad Request" and that the call is corrupt I think. Has anyone got this call to work ?
This isn't an ideal solution, but it works.
On your test device install a VPN service app, there are lots of free ones available out there. If you're running in an emulator (or a device without Google Play) you can goto one of the many APK mirror sites to download and sideload the APK directly.
I won't get into the obvious risks of using VPNs, or sideloading apks outside of google play, but if you're paranoid just spin up an emulator to test this.
It's important the service offers VPN servers located in countries affected by GDPR.
Enable the VPN service on your device/emulator and make sure you're using a server located in a GDPR country (Germany, for example). Load up the app your testing, and it should now appear that you are accessing
Not sure why Pete is suggesting a VPN here. But it appears I was getting this error because I forgot to replace the AD_UNIT_ID in the SdkConfiguration.Builder with my Ad Unit ID.
I am trying ionic push notification, i got device token in browser, but i idid not get device token in my phone.
I got this error
please help.
Based from this forum, there might be something wrong with your Google account. Try these:
Go to Settings -> Applications -> Manage applications -> All
Select "Clear data" for "Google Play services" and "Google services framework"
Temporarily unlink your Google account from the phone
Reboot the phone
Re-associate your Google account
Also take note that GCM only works on devices that run android 2.2 or newer. Also GCM only works if a google account is installed for the device. This is the reason Google recommended using <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.GET_ACCOUNTS" /> in the manifest so you are sure the device has a google account.
Check this link.
While working with my app that require network access...
The Android 2.2 emulator's network connection stop working...
The net was working properly but after some time it did not respond on emulator,
while it was working f9 on my system...
I have cross checked the net connections and restarted with the emulator(even created a new avd ). But the problem remains same my net is not working on emulator..
I have also checked the connection with F8 key on emulator...
My app manifest net permission is enabled....
Finally After all I have myself found the solution of to the problem:
It's very common problem that must have been faced by most of android developers....
Recently, while developing an Android Application, I was faced with a situation that wasted 2 hours of my time. The issue was simple, my app was not able to access internet from the Android Emulator.
Initially I thought fixing the issue should have been straight forward, but life is not always that simple.
So what was the real issue because of which my app was not able to access internet? There are multiple reasons because of which this issue could occur. Hence, I decided to document my findings so that other could benefit from it.
There are two main symptoms of no internet connection on android emulator.....
**Only your app is not able to access the internet
**None of the apps are able to access the internet
Lets look at what are the reasons behind each of them.
Only your app is not able to access the internet
If only your app is not able to access the internet on the emulator, check if any other apps are able to access the internet or not. For e.g. you could open up the browser application, visit http://news.google.com/. If the page opens up correctly then problem lies in your app itself and its simple to fix.
Basically, your app needs the Permission to access the internet. This can be done by adding the following line just before the end of tag in AndroidManifest.xml file of your application.
Compile and re-install the app in the emulator and try to access the internet from your app. It should work!
What is the use of uses-permission tag:
Android application can request certain permissions so that they can function properly. Some examples of permissions are, get users location, make a call, access the internet etc. App has to explicitly specify this in the AndroidManifest.xml.
When end users install such an app on their device, the android OS will notify the user that, app is requesting certain permissions. If users are fine with that, then only the app will be installed. Else users can deny the permission and the app will not be installed.
This mechanism is Androids way of implementing security and users privacy!
This is the more tricky situation:
None of the apps are able to access the internet
Now this situation is tricky. There are two reasons because of which this could happen
Proxy server is not configured on the emulator
Incorrect DNS used by the emulator
Setting Up the DNS Server:
emulator.exe -avd 'android1.6' -dns-server 8.8.8.8
The android1.6 is your avd name I created an avd with name android1.6
So just replace android1.6 with your avd name.
Run this code in command prompt after setting the path to tools & platform tools of your android sdk