Customer cannot restored a purchased subscription. Log indicates:
"Purchase signature verification **FAILED**. Not adding item."
This happened several months ago as well. I checked the server logs and yes
indeed the signature was invalid. I don't know what ever happened with that
customer.
Customer is using the same Google Account. He can even see the subscription
and its expiration date on the Google Play Listing, a new feature.
So why would Google Play send me a bogus signature? Its not the first
Google glitch, but what can I or the customer do about it?
It's happening in this part of the IABHelper code. As recommended, I
replaced the inline signature verification with one on a server.
if (server.verify(purchaseData, signature, false)) {
logDebug("Sku is owned: " + sku);
Purchase purchase = new Purchase(itemType,
purchaseData, signature);
if (TextUtils.isEmpty(purchase.getToken())) {
logWarn("BUG: empty/null token!");
logDebug("Purchase data: " + purchaseData);
}
// Record ownership and token
inv.addPurchase(purchase);
}
else {
logWarn("Purchase signature verification **FAILED**.
Not adding item.");
logDebug(" Purchase data: " + purchaseData);
logDebug(" Signature: " + signature);
verificationFailed = true;
}
Nathan
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