Mark as read returns Internal Server Error, 500

[Rui Milagaia]

Hi,

I can't seem to mark articles as read of some feeds. It keeps returning error 500.

Feed with problem:

feed/http://www.quotationspage.com/data/qotd.rss

Two Ids that return 500:

[uc7sImWLTW+eVJH4c9hLZZFKDjSsQa5J02wWk61FQo=_1449161f214:1e72981:9c6d71ab, uc7sImWLTW+eVJH4c9hLZZFKDjSsQa5J02wWk61FQo=_1449161f214:1e72980:9c6d71ab]

I have no problem with most feeds so the call is correct.

Regards

Rui Milagaia

Coding Bufflao

[David Chatenay]

  Hi Rui,

  There should be an error ID in the response. Could you provide it?

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David Chatenay

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[Daniel Cachapa]

Hi David,

I'm in the same team as Rui, and we've been trying to figure out this bug.

We're getting an HTTP 500 error (Internal server error), and as far as I can tell, there's no content returned other than that error.

What's weird is that this operation seems to be working fine for some feeds but not others. We've tried looking at both messages, but other than the ids, the messages are identical.

The ids also seem to be correct.

[Daniel Cachapa]

For completion, here's an example of a message which fails:

{"action":"markAsRead","type":"entries","entryIds":["g9SW8cnA=_144f9b5887f:3950d80:39c0db6a"]}

[David Chatenay]

  I'll take a look. It would be great if you had a full example.

  That entry ID ("g9SW8cnA=_144f9b5887f:3950d80:39c0db6a ") doesn't look right though. The first part of the entry id (before the "_") should be 13 characters or so. It often contains slashes and plus signs, which need to be encoded if the entry id is passed in the URL itself (but *not* if you pass it inside the JSON object itself).

  Hope this helps.

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David Chatenay

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[Daniel Cachapa]

I'm not at home right now, but that's the exact id we're getting from freely.
The feed is from arbdroid.com (we were testing rtl languages).

Please let me know if you need more info. I'll do it as soon as I get home.

Daniel Cachapa
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[Daniel Cachapa]

Hi David,

I went through the code again, and realized that our json lib was silently altering the id.

I've fixed the issue and it's working properly now.

Thanks for your time.