Hi Marc,

That happened because of the last weekend message delays issues Chris wrote about yesterday.

Your one-off measurement was scheduled and finished before the controllers got the task on execution. The measurements got the status "Forbidden" because there were no reaction from controllers within the one-off lifespan which is ~15 minutes.

Finally controllers got the task and probes did the measurements but way later. Therefore you can see RTTs on the Probes tab or https://atlas.ripe.net/api/v2/measurements/12264107/latest.

You can get the results from your measurements from the "latest" API or repeat your measurements.

Sorry for inconvenience.
wbr
/vty

On 4/24/18 2:10 AM, Marc Anthony Warrior wrote:
The most recent example of this occurrence I have is experiment #12264107, which has a status of {"error":{"status":403,"code":104,"detail":"This measurement hasn't yet started or is no longer running","title":"Forbidden"}}, returned [] for results, and has 40 responsive / allocated probes of the requested 50.

On Mon, Apr 23, 2018 at 4:47 PM Marc Anthony Warrior <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    All of the measurements of concern are labeled
    "short_query_experiment" in their "description" field. I am
    attempting to perform "ping" measurements, resolved on probe,
    towards a number of common domains.

    More details: All of the measurements indefinitely return a status
    of "{"error":{"status":403,"code":104,"detail":"This measurement
    hasn't yet started or is no longer running","title":"Forbidden"}}"
    (never done), even if the measurement is in face performed and has
    results, which makes it very difficult to determine when a
    measurement has been successfully deployed.

    On Mon, Apr 23, 2018 at 4:30 PM Randy Bush <[email protected]
    <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

        > All of my RIPE Atlas measurement requests (pings in this
        case) are
        > suddenly failing with a status "title" field value
        "Forbidden". Why is
        > this happening?

        you might get a better answer if you identified the experiment

        randy


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