I am trying to use this api documentation to send Tinder messages (etc) via the Linux command line. Unfortunately, I can't even get past the authentication step. I follow the directions as best I can (getting my facebook id off of this site). I end up with a command similar to the following:
> curl -X POST https://api.gotinder.com/auth --data '{"facebook_token":"LETTERSandSTUFF", "facebook_id":"allnumbers"}'
I've tried a couple variations of this as well, but no matter what, I get back the same result:
{"code":401,"error":"FacebookTokenRequired"}
I also tried to use mitmproxy to learn more about what Tinder and other programs were actually doing. However, even though mitmproxy was recording my computer accurately, when I tried to proxy my phone through mitmproxy's port, it ceased to load anything (it would time out).
Mostly I would just like to be able to send messages on Tinder somehow, but if anybody has any idea why mitmproxy isn't working, that would be very helpful.
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I want to develop an action to google assistant. So i red the documentation here https://developers.google.com/assistant/conversational/overview and i followed this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1hxvniJ18s
It s worked and i was allow to develop and test my app in the simulator. The problem is that when it's come to webhook i don't totaly understand how it's work. On the webhook icon i got this
The seconde one allow me to use Google cloud function and firebase but i had to add my billing account to make it available. I also get a console where i can code my fonctions and my responses.
And if i am correct, the first one allow me to connect to my own Api. But i can only enter one field that is the URL adresse and nothing else so how do i code it? Also i see everywhere people using node.js and i would like to use php is it possible?
To sum up my problem, i would like to know how i could connect my action builder to an other service(Api) than google ones? If it's possible to run my server in php and how do i interact with my google action?(I think it's by sending json back and forth but i'am not sure how to do it?) Finally i would like to know if it's possible to test it in local server with mamp and phpmyadmin for exemple to test the answer of the server?
I would be very grateful if someone could help me, show me how to set up all this.
But i can only enter one field that is the URL adresse and nothing else so how do i code it?
When you develop your webhook, you will need to have a single publicly accessible endpoint to connect with. This endpoint will receive an HTTP POST request and you will need to respond with an appropriate response.
Also i see everywhere people using node.js and i would like to use php is it possible?
Any language that can run on a web server can work. Node.js is one that is used a lot, but PHP can work just as well. You can create an actions.php file and then enter an endpoint address https://example.com/actions.php that will be called. You may need to refer to the Request and Response reference for the expected format.
if it's possible to test it in local server with mamp and phpmyadmin for exemple to test the answer of the server?
It's somewhat possible. You'll need to have some method of sending mock requests to your local server, which might be as easy as using cURL or other tools like Postman.
Unfortunately my personal experience with PHP tools is limited, so I can't necessarily walk-through the specifics. But it does seem like you know these tools a bit more and should be familiar enough to be able to get started.
I have spent hours and hours on this. I have contacted my server provider who assures me they cannot block me. I have contacted multiple people at NOAA and have been assured I am not blocked. But about two weeks ago a script that has been working for 5 years quit working. The script works from home but not from 1and1. I see differences in what wget does but cannot see anything wrong. The main difference is that one server translates the encoding to UTF-8 while the one that works does not. I do not think that is the problem as I am not getting a file not found error and I see the same thing with sites that work fine. I am pasting the same exact text in both servers so no difference in my command. I get no error message, just waiting for response.
This diagram is a summary of my tests. It does not point to an obvious source of the problem so I am asking the experts here. Local and 1and1 are the servers, ndbc and noaa are the data sources. As you can see, the data only fails with 1and1 but 1and1 only fails with one data source. By fail I mean connected but no response.
Here is what I see on my home server.
Everything is correct and the file is saved.
If I paste the exact same text into my 1and1 server I get this
No matter how long I wait, no response.
The interesting thing is that if I ask for an invalid file, I correctly get an ERROR 404 so I know they are responding to me. ndbc says they can see my traffic and that they are not blocking me.
And finally, to show that wget works on other domains here is a fetch of the noaa home page:
Does anyone know what is going wrong either with something I am doing or with what ndbc.noaa might be doing or what might be wrong at 1and1 so I can get a handle on where the problem is?
I have implemented a kludge workaround by downloading the data to my myth server and using sftp to upload it to the 1and1 server but this is not a long term fix.
By the way, I see the same thing if I try using lynx to access www.ndbc.noaa.gov. I can download their home page from my myth server but not from the 1and1 server. I can use lynx to get home pages from www.noaa.gov from either server.
I am new to Raspberry and VOIP. I am interested to make a door intercom system using raspberry, as I read most of the post here and those are really helpful,one of the raspberry is acting as server (Asterisk and PBX). I was able to call using sflphonebut that was only for desktop mode and I am interested to call using CLI and for that I installed "PJSIP" as reffered by most of users, but don't have any idea what to do next (I mean how should i start). As it is written after installation I am supposed to try for "pjsua" and "pjsystest" in pjsip-apps/bin, but it doesn't ring any bell for me.
Sorry for my level as beginner but if you don't begin how are you supposed to masters it.
I shall be very thankful.
so i can't explain all of the stuff you need to know, but with this Site you should be able to register to you PBX. It's an documentation to the high level API of PJSUA. If you go further on that site they will lead you through the things you have to do to establish a call.
Although this can be very frustrating because there are many error that can appear. There are some python test application under pjproject/pjsip-apps/src/python/samples, here you should firstly try to establish a call between two clients to be sure you server is well configured.
Just for info, the dest_uri you have to give in the call.py is like so sip:ip:port and you have to change the values in the register.py to your client infos. Then run the register.py in one shell and the call.py in an other shell.
Hopefully i could help you over some barriers, feel free to ask if something was unclear.
We have a memcached server that is shared by about two dozen apps. One of the web apps (or perhaps one of our utility apps) is issuing a flush_all command periodically. The frequency seems random, or at least we haven't seen a pattern yet. It happens about 10 times an hour.
Here's the rub. I can't figure out a good way to figure out which app is doing this. The memcacehd logs are not helpful at all. Here's what I've done so far:
* grep all source code - Other than memcached libraries I can't see anywhere where we issue this command.
* Enable verbose logging (-vv) in memcached - I see the commands get issued, but the log doesn't show any information about where the command is being issued from.
* Research how to administratively disable this; without an unapproved source patch to memcached I can't figure out a good way to do it.
Has anyone else had this problem? I'm assuming that this is coming from one of our web apps, but its possible its from somewhere else too. Any suggestions?
My next step is to setup a second memcached server and move applications one by one (which will be slow and time consuming). There must be a better way.
A little late, but in case anyone else hits this...
I'd suggest you set up multiple memcache proxies and configure each application to use a different one. The first proxy I found was twemproxy, no idea how good it is.
After that you can use the logs for the proxy to identify which application is issuing the commands.
I'm attempting to move a web app we have (written in Perl) from an IIS6 server to an IIS7.5 server.
Everything seems to be parsing correctly, I'm just having some issues getting the app to actually work.
The app is basically a couple forms. You fill the first one out, click submit, it presents you with another form based on what checkboxes you selected (using includes and such).
I can get past the first form once... but then after that it stops working and pops up the generated error message. After looking into the code and such, it basically states that there aren't any checkboxes selected.
I know the app writes data into .dat files... (at what point, I'm not sure yet), but I don't see those being created. I've looked at file/directory permissions and seemingly I have MORE permissions on the new server than I did on the last. The user/group for the files/dirs are different though...
Would that have anything to do with it? Why would it pass me on to the next form, displaying the correct "modules" I checked the first time and then not any other time after that? (it seems to reset itself after a while)
I know this is complicated so if you have any questions for me, please ask and I'll answer to the best of my ability :).
Btw, total idiot when it comes to Perl.
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I've removed the source as to not reveal any security vulnerabilities... Thanks for pointing that out.
I'm not sure what else to do to show exactly what's going on with this though :(.
I'd recommend verifying, step by step, that what you think is happening is really happening. Start by watching the HTTP request from your browser to the web server - are the arguments your second perl script expects actually being passed to the server? If not, you'll need to fix the first script.
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There's lots of tools to watch the network traffic.
Wireshark will read the traffic as it passes over the network (you can run it on the sending or receiving system, or any system on the collision domain).
You can use a proxy server, like WebScarab (free), Burp, Paros, etc. You'll have to configure your browser to send traffic to the proxy server, which will then forward the requests to the server. These particular servers are intended to aid testing, in that you'll be able to mess with the requests as they go by (and much more)
As Sinan indicates, you can use browser addons like Fx LiveHttpHeaders, or Tamper Data, or Internet Explorer's developer kit (IIRC)
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Next, you should print out all CGI arguments that the second perl script receives. That way, you'll know what the script really thinks it gets.
Then, you can enable verbose logging in IIS, so that it logs the full HTTP request.
This will get you closer to the source of the problem - you'll know if it's (a) the first script not creating correct HTML, resulting in an incomplete HTTP request from the browser, (b) the IIS server not receiving the CGI arguments for some odd reason, or (c) the arguments aren't getting from the IIS server and into the perl script (or, possibly, that the perl script is not correctly accessing the arguments).
Good luck!
What you need to do is clear.
There is a lot of weird excess baggage in the script. There seemed to be no subroutines. Just one long series of commands with global variables.
It is time to start refactoring.
Get one thing running at a time.
I saw HTML::Template there but you still had raw HTML mixed in with code. Separate code from presentation.