When i try autotization on flicker i get error
org.lukhnos.ObjectiveFlickr Code=2147418116 "The operation couldn\u2019t be completed.
(org.lukhnos.ObjectiveFlickr error 2147418116.)" UserInfo=0x4c9000
AuthError=oauth_problem=timestamp_refused
I try this how to realise the new OAuth when using objectiveFlickr on mac app but all link is broken
Who can help me with that problem?
Make sure that your device time is set properly. If it's not, it will give the specified error message. Basically it's related to your device time and server time. If you set the device time to existing time it will work as expected.
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When I try to profile my application with instruments, when it launches, it displays this annoying message:
The device '<my device>' has a date and/or time
set too distant from the host machine.
Please detach the device, set the time correctly,
and then re-attach the device to use with Instruments.
I set the time automatically, and it's the same than my machine. I tried to detach and re attach, to reboot etc... but it keep on happening.
Does anyone have any thoughts as to how to fix this?
Reset your mobile device date time.
I got the same problem,and resolved by reseting my iPad date format for“12h” to “24h”, just like the mac date format.
my app program use coremotionmanager and locationmanager too.when i start the program, i found this error.
ERROR,Time,338977575.221,Function,"void CLClientHandleRegistrationTimerExpiry(__CFRunLoopTimer*, void*)",Registration timer expired, but client is still registering!
the error is'nt matter to my program ever. but recently i found my opengles view stopped unexpectedly when i move the ipod touch4 (use gyro). i checked my project, can't found any error except this.
anyone know how to slove this error.
I have been intermittently receiving a "The request timed out" message via the NSXMLParser parseError method. (NSError)
It doesn't happen in the simulator only on the actual device. (i4)
On the device it usualy happens when the app being launched the first time.
Once I have the first parse done (after one or two app restart) every other web service call will work just fine.
I can then restart the app as many times as I want it won't show the error anymore.
I don't see how this is a timeout error as the app won't hang up. The error pops up instantly.
Any idea?
Thank you
I could never figure out this error. It looks like this message appears only when the connection is very slow.
Hey all
Im working on a game for iphone using cocos2d and sdk 4.1 and I am getting a sigkill error randomly (or what appears to be randomly) while running. Sometimes the error wont appear for hours of trying to simulate it. I have read around on forums and all sigkill problems seem to be when the user tries to close the app, but this is happening during gameplay. Can anyone think of why a sigkill msg is being set off without the user trying to actively close the app.
any advise or tips on trying to track this down would be much appreciated
thanks
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I think SIGKILL can be raised for a number of different errors. You should try using the debugger and checking out your stack trace (function calls) to see where the error is happening if you can narrow it down.
Your mobile device has encountered an unexpected error(0xE800002E)
Try disconnecting and powering off the device;then power the device on and reconnect it.
I received these message so many times. How can I fix it?
Although you can see this error when you connect in XCode, it is not actually an Xcode defect.
See this thread at Apple's discussion boards. You basically need to reset you phone. I'm not sure but Ithink there may be a link between seeing this error and using your phone for development but I have no concrete evidence.
I find that if I plug my device in and its set to automatically run iPhoto - then you must let iPhoto load and let it try to sync photos before you quit it. Then you should be able to use XCode to load an application on to your phone.
If you do get the error - unplug the device, turn it off and then back on, and that usually clears up the problem