Re: Unknown system state during get request

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Eric,

I have the following in my comments for HTTPAPI (in the current version, 
it's probably not there in 1.16):

   * (Note: GSK_SERVER_AUTH_TYPE isn't available on V5R2 and
   *        earlier without a PTF.  See APAR SE07984 for more
   *        info.  If the current system doesn't support this
   *        option, GSK_ATTRIBUTE_INVALID_ID will be returned. )

This appears to be the problem you're experiencing. (The message you 
posted is identified by 'GSK_ATTRIBUTE_INVALID_ID' in the program, and 
the text from your log 'setting auth type' means that you're at this 
point in the program.) The current version of HTTPAPI compensates for 
this error... but, as we discussed previously, you're running an old 
version.

So you can update OS/400, or you can update HTTPAPI.  (Or, I suppose, 
you can change the code so it just ignores the error and continues.)


On 12/9/2010 12:37 PM, Eric Wasek wrote:
> Hello again,
> After a one week delay I am back on this situation again.  As you may
> recall, we were going to load LIBHTTP and test programs on a second remote
> system and see what the resulting messages revealed.  This has been
> accomplished and the results are inconsistent with the results on the first
> remote system.  The debug information follows, along with some of the code
> from the test program.
[SNIP]
> SetError() #24: Setting auth type: (GSKit) Identifier value is not valid.
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