Hello All,
There is what I take to be a promising line of investigation that has
tracked down some spikes in SSL errors in our HTTP servers' logs that
may coincide with the issues everyone has been reporting. In order to
confirm that the newly-identified log entries are indicative of the
underlying root cause, I've been asked to gather one more round of
source IPs, timestamps with time zone, and destination URLs (in the
case of a report download) or AdWords API method names (in the case of
a SOAP call). These should correspond to instances in which your HTTPS
connection was terminated prematurely, similar to what was reported
upthread. The source IP should be the IP address that our webservers
see the request coming from, which might be the IP address of your
corporate network's HTTP proxy or gateway router.
The logs that show these errors apparently are very large and roll
over fairly quickly, so we'd need that information for requests that
are as recent as possible. If you could pass them along to
adwordsa...@google.com with "Connection Information" in the
subject line, that will help me track it down.
Thanks again for everyone's patience as we work through this issue,
and for your continued cooperation when it comes to providing
debugging information.
Cheers,
-Jeff Posnick, AdWords API Team
On Jun 15, 5:39 pm, Rori Stumpf <
rstu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> FWIW, I've been seeing this on larger files - in my case, the keyword
> and ad performance reports.
> I hope it's resolved soon..
>
> Thanks,
> Rorihttp://
www.SimpleSmartAds.com