Re: HTTP 1.1/500 Error with Different user profiles

[Vasilios Pierrakos <vpierrakos@xxxxxxxxx>]

   Thank you Scott and hope that you get well soon.
   The problem is that I am on the same system, with two different
   sessions and two different users. That's why I thought that there is
   some problem with the certificates or the open and close of the server,
   etc.It's really odd. From the one user I get a correct response. From
   the other user I get the error......
   It is really annoying.

   On 6 February 2013 20:50, Scott Klement <[1]sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

     I think some simple documentation would go a long way, here.  I wish
     I had time to write it :-)
     But, stuff like "500 error":  This means that the server you're
     talking to detected an error, and instead of sending you the
     response document you requested, has sent you an error document that
     you can read to understand the problem.   Please note that the error
     does not originate with HTTPAPI, it's sent from the HTTP server, so
     the best people to ask for clarification of the meaning of the
     message are the folks who run the server.
     Wouldn't it be great if we had a docs system like that for HTTPAPI?
        I wish I wasn't so incapacitated right now, I'd definitely get
     something going.

   On 2/6/2013 12:15 PM, Mike Krebs wrote:

     Not quite enough information as a 500 error is coming from the
     server you are contacting and should not have a problem with the
     local user.
     Can you share the debug logs when it works and when it doesn't?
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     [mailto:[3]ftpapi-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
     Vasilios Pierrakos
     Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2013 10:29 AM
     To: HTTPAPI and FTPAPI Projects
     Subject: HTTP 1.1/500 Error with Different user profiles
     Dear All,
     I am experiencing a strange problem:
     I get HTTP 1.1/ 500 error with one user and not with another. The
     error
     displayed in the Debug Log is that the security of the message
     cannot be
     verified.
     That's really strange since both users call the same RPG Program. I
     have
     checked the Certificates permissions, object permissions etc. The
     user that
     successfully calls the service is *QSECOFR. The thing is that I even
     tried
     changing the user who gets the 500 error to *QSECOFR and nothing
     happens......
     Any help?
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