@KyleW, @Vinodreddi999
Now that I got access I reach with
High latency on CRC GET request. Your webhook should respond in less than 1 second.
at first and then with
Non-200 response code during CRC GET request (i.e. 404, 500, etc)
I guess the problem is with non-standard ports in the url. I’ve made some tests.
I have a webhook in another account working fine with standard https port 443 and if I try that url in the new account, everything seems to be right.
But when I try to use a different port, I’ve tried two: 7085 and 13266, @Vinodreddi999 tried 10352 it does not work.
But in one of my tests I used a url with one of those ports but that url has also a running service on standard https port and my surprise was that the CRC request was been received in HTTPS 443 instead of the one I had set in the url.
To be clear. I try to use as webhook:
https://mydomain.com:7085/twitter
If something exists on:
https://mydomain.com/
I get reply:
Non-200 response code during CRC GET request (i.e. 404, 500, etc)
in fact it’s a 404 as /twitter does not exists on that hosts. That’s on my apache logs.
If there is no public
https://mydomain.com/
I get the famous
High latency on CRC GET request. Your webhook should respond in less than 1 second.
And that’s, in fact, because there is no response from that host.
So my guess is the CRC system ignores the ports on URLs and no other port than 443 can be used.
Could you take a look into this?