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The current limits are 25 requests in 20 seconds for each object, and 1000 in 20 seconds for each owner.

I am sending a request every 30 seconds from repl.it , and it works for a while, then i get this msg...

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Node '/web/task/7f1c03ab-3401-7262-ed4a-6ddc33e32184/script/7d729c6b-5044-dbe7-66a2-91edfa5b57c2/http' not found.

this is also a status: 404 ..... any ideas?

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2 hours ago, Xiija said:

Node '/web/task/7f1c03ab-3401-7262-ed4a-6ddc33e32184/script/7d729c6b-5044-dbe7-66a2-91edfa5b57c2/http' not found.

Out of interest, the UUIDs in that URL - is one of them the object that the script is in or the handle for the HTTP request? If so, that would point to an internal issue with SL.

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@Jenna Huntsman

task/7f1c03ab-3401-7262-ed4a-6ddc33e32184  ... seems to be the inworld prim's uuid

I wasn't sure if it was SL or my Node.js code on repl.it hmmm

@Aglaia this url gives the bad response...

https://simhost-0062f895e135bf44a.agni.secondlife.io:12043/cap/58b71952-ccb0-81e7-706d-d8af7070d841/?stats=stats

 

whenever i go in-world & reset the script, it gets a new secure URL, and the repl HTTP call works again for a while ...

 

@Lucia Nightfire no idea how to file a bug report ... not even sure it IS a bug

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Ah ok it is http-in. The throttle limits you were quoting in your first message are for http-out. Not sure what http-in limits are, nothing in the wiki about it. Did you try in another sim? Are you sure your script doesn't request a new url at a point and forgets to send it to your client?

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Haven't tried another sim yet,  The script only gets a new URL when it is reset,

and the correct url is registered/recorded off-world.

 

arg, cant edit/delete the above text , dunno why.

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@Monty Linden

the prim is in the BURN2 sim,  http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Burning Man- Deep Hole/243/13/39

the script is the same,  I just keep resetting it. ( just tested now )

Do i need to delete / remake the prim/script?

the repl i am using is public , ...  https://replit.com/@TikiHed/SL-STATS#index.js 

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31 minutes ago, Xiija said:

the script is the same,  I just keep resetting it. ( just tested now )

Do i need to delete / remake the prim/script?

I would guess that a manager/orchestration script in the object is manipulating inventory and killed your script.  I can see this deletion happen between two external HTTP invocations.

Review your other scripts, pay attention to the DEBUG console, look for non-unique names in object inventory.

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just to add...

I put another prim inworld to test making calls to that same prim, and it has no problems...

i'll just use a timer & http out and see if that will work :P

jira for the issue is here ... HTTP IN Jira

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This JIRA won't help. And this error message is of no help neither. Only thing that matters is what is the url requested by your script. You should shout this url in local chat then try to call it from an external source, for example from your web browser if it's a GET request, or from Postman if it is not a GET request.The error message that you are reporting seems to be reported by your server. It would help much more if you just knew the exact url of your script, then when it stops working, try to call this url manually and see if it works.

By the way, it looks like Monty Linden told you that your script was deleted. I wonder how you could reset the script it if it was deleted.

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