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Unable to connect to HipChat server through BOSH #113

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juanpaulo opened this issue Jul 10, 2014 · 2 comments
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Unable to connect to HipChat server through BOSH #113

juanpaulo opened this issue Jul 10, 2014 · 2 comments

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@juanpaulo
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I am trying to connect to HipChat server through BOSH but I get the errors below. Logging is set to TRACE and WebSockets is working fine.

[2014-07-10 06:15:04.209] [TRACE] [http-server.js:Server.http_request_handler:317] - Processing POST request at location: /http-bind
[2014-07-10 06:15:04.210] [TRACE] [http-server.js:Object.handle_unhandled_request:285] - Invalid request, method: POST path: /http-bind
[2014-07-10 06:15:04.210] [TRACE] [http-server.js:Server.http_request_handler:317] - Processing POST request at location: /http-bind
[2014-07-10 06:15:04.211] [TRACE] [http-server.js:Object.handle_unhandled_request:285] - Invalid request, method: POST path: /http-bind
[2014-07-10 06:15:04.211] [TRACE] [http-server.js:Server.http_request_handler:317] - Processing POST request at location: /http-bind
[2014-07-10 06:15:04.212] [TRACE] [http-server.js:Object.handle_unhandled_request:285] - Invalid request, method: POST path: /http-bind
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@dhruvbird
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Please could you run the xmpp proxy with --debug=TRACE and then check/paste the logs?

@juanpaulo
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@dhruvbird thanks for the response and apologies for the delayed response.
I'm trying to reproduce it now but it seems that one of the recent PRs on node-xmpp-client fixed the issue. Will try to look further.

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