Click here picture shows the error, thanks!
I don't know which session it captured occurs the error, and how to solve it?
Sadly, this is a limitation in the way that feature works. Please ensure you're on the latest version of Fiddler, and consider disabling the "Decode" option in Fiddler's toolbar; use the manual decoding features available in the Transformer response inspector.
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I want to update BMC image via OpenBmc WebUI.
openbmc web will block upload files of the same version
I try to trace code to understand the /upload/image mechanism
It seems to be related to MANIFEST & publickey
Where can I find the openbmc code that handles this part?
You could start tracing the image upload code from here
Probably you are seeing the error message here. I don't use this file upload mechanism, so am not best person to understand the issue. You might want to check on the discord if anyone else has similar issues. Also, having the exact text of the error message is helpful.
I hope this sends you on the right direction.
I am using Appium Desktop app. After adding all the capabilities. When I Start session, I got an error "An unknown server-side error occurred while processing the command. Original error: You must include a platformName capability"
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Like Pankaj Mishra say, it is really.
The APPIUM Desktop UI have some bugs and the only way to solve this problem it's typing the capibilities directly in the fields and never copy paste or edit like a JSON format.
Screenshot of the correct way to do the configuration
APPIUM Desktop UI have some bugs as a result you get this error even if the capabilties are present.
You can refer Here to avoid above issue.
Based on your screenshot, you made a spelling mistake:
flatformName: android
flatformVersion: 8.1
You need to fix f to p and it will work perfectly for you!
Make sure you enter "platformName". Not "platformName ". Can you see the difference? Second one has a hidden space which could often happen when you copy-past the capability name.
make you've write correct words "platformName:" and check your json representation.
I am making a Firefox Extension and I want to log the errors/messages/exceptions produced by the extension code using Sentry.
I tried the JavsScript Raven client but I guess its not really made to live inside the "Content" context.
The error I get is: message = "debug" is read-only, but my actual question is, how do I go about integrating Sentry in a Firefox Addon?
PS: No, this wont go into general distribution, my api keys are safe.
What I did was just to omit calling .install() and just use the error/message reporting.
There will be no automatic catching and source code but it works for my purposes.
I added a rule (flash file), specified the new flash file I want fiddler to respond with (use instead of the browser one). I've cleared my browser cache, and every time I play the stream, the browser flash file is captured again (instead of auto-responding) with the one saved already!!!
It used to work just fine, but now it appears as if the auto-responder (although checked) is not working at all...it's just a pass-through!!!
As explained in the forum post where you asked the same question
There are three possibilities:
1> The AutoResponder itself is disabled (checkbox at the top)
2> The AutoResponder rule is disabled (checkbox at the left of the rule)
3> The rule you've written doesn't match the target request's URL.
Sharing a screenshot of Fiddler might help me tell you which problem you're encountering.
On the top of the list EricLaw gave in the previous answer, I add a new one:
You need to ensure your Fidler has the "Capturing Traffic" mode enabled. Either press F12 or go to "File" -> "Capture Traffic" and make sure you have a "Capturing.." icon on your left bottom corner.
I had a similar issue, and I solved it by enabling decryption of HTTPS traffic.
You can do this by going to Tools > Options > , then check Decrypt HTTPS Traffic
I had the same problem. I drag-dropped from the left, "main", window into the autoresponder so the "request matches..." column auto-populated. As a sanity check I unchecked "unmatched requests passthrough" to ensure that the match rule was indeed picking it up. If it hadn't nothing would appear in the main window at all. But it did appear so the rule was matching.
The issue with Fiddler is in the "then respond with..." column. Right-click for "Edit Response...", edit the response in the popup window of tabs, press Save, close the box.
When you retry your URL, your edited response isn't returned. Fiddler returns the original response. Even if you Edit Response again, it'll show what you typed in, but it never actually returns it.
To fix, you have to save the intended response to a file on your hard drive and edit it there.
Anyone aware of a FIX utility available online to verify fix messages? ie: accept a fix message and check things like body length length and checksum.
thanks
There is a fix log decoder on https://fixspec.com. When you enter a message it is parsed and items such as checksum and body length are also checked. You need to register to access it, but registration is free.
https://drewnoakes.com/fix-decoder/ is a nice online FIX decoder that supports Checksum(9) and BodyLength(8) tags validation.
No registration required.
One that I know of is ValidFix. There was a link to it on the QuickFix website, but it seems to be missing.
There's a licensed tool called VeriFIX http://www.greenlinetech.com/products/verifix.php.
Pasting it incase if it's useful to you or others.