Hi, sorry I didn't get back to you earlier. I was only monitoring this
thread:
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=1543
Right now about 10% of our post fails immediately. Latency is between
0.7s and 3s, with peaks to 7 or 8 seconds.
We are not logging tcp dumps at the moment,
The friend I am developing the app with, tells me that we can't log
tcp traffic ourselves. We'd have to get our host provider involved.
What I do have, is the logfile of updates:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6030727/httpresponse_latency.xls
I started this log on Friday. As you can see the
When you say that 10% fail immediately, do you mean that 10% fail in
less than a second? What is the failure indication? This sounds a lot
like a problem on your server, perhaps a shared resource exhaustion --
connections, memory, file descriptors, etc.
I see the similar latency from here in San
Where are your servers located geographically? If you don't see an
hourly correlation, do you see a strong time-of-day correlation or
day-of-wee correlation?
Can you run a ping from your servers during a period of instability
and send the summary at the end of the run?
On Sat, May 8, 2010 at
Hey all
My name is Georgios (@georgioskap) and I have been developing on the
Twitter API for the last 6 months. I just launched Favorious (http://
favorious.com) which is a website that aggregates Twitter favorites.
Favorious aims to become the most comprehensive service based on
Twitter
Same questions for everyone having issues: Where are your servers
located geographically? If you don't see an hourly correlation, do you
see a strong time-of-day correlation or day-of-wee correlation?
Can you run a ping from your servers during a period of instability
and send the summary at the
Hey guys, I was reading TweetDeck's support blog and saw something
interesting:
http://support.tweetdeck.com/home
After the switch-off clients will be forced to use a different system
called xAuth.
Using the xAuth method, clients will only send your password to Twitter
once. Twitter will
From what I've heard, xAuth is supposed to be temporary. Is TweetDeck
just wording this wrong, or have they gained permanent access to xAuth?
Actually, I am under the impression, and constructed TTYtter under this
assumption, that desktop apps can have xAuth access on a longer term basis.
On 5/9/2010 9:36 AM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
From what I've heard, xAuth is supposed to be temporary. Is TweetDeck
just wording this wrong, or have they gained permanent access to xAuth?
Actually, I am under the impression, and constructed TTYtter under this
assumption, that desktop apps can
sorry - let me try to clarify, and if this is not clear on dev.twitter.com,
please let us know so we can update the docs.
native applications (desktop and mobile) can have permanent access to
xAuth. web applications cannot. web applications can be granted temporary
(approximately 7 days) access
Yeah, I thought I remember something about xAuth not being open to
general access to desktop. Must have misremembered.
On 5/9/2010 10:51 AM, Raffi Krikorian wrote:
sorry - let me try to clarify, and if this is not clear on
dev.twitter.com http://dev.twitter.com, please let us know so we can
Our servers are in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands. Response time varies
a lot. When I ping www.twitter.com from the server, this is what I get
back:
PING twitter.com (168.143.162.68) 56(84) bytes of data.
2 packets transmitted, 2 received, 0% packet loss, time 1014ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev =
Hi Taylor,
I confirmed my apps are fully working well.
Thank you for your efforts!!
Br,
Ken
On 5月7日, 午後11:03, Taylor Singletary taylorsinglet...@twitter.com
wrote:
Hi Ken,
We've done our best to fully purge the cache from the system -- are you
still seeing the issue today?
Taylor
hi,
Actually, I'm connecting through a proxy.
But, they saied that we just send HTTP 601 message cause twitter
disconnects.
when do you disconnect with client while authorize?
your kind comment would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Regards,
H.
On May 7, 2:42 pm, Raffi Krikorian
Is this fixed yet? I'm still having issues with this problem. Is
anyone else still experiencing issues with it?
Thanks!
Paul
On May 7, 10:03 am, Taylor Singletary taylorsinglet...@twitter.com
wrote:
Melissa,
We had to pause the cache expiration for a little while yesterday afternoon,
but it
Anyone at twitter mind sharing your VM parameters. I'd be curious to see what
kind of settings you use and why.
Alain (@sanssucre)
I'm trying to create an twitter client using c++.Since it's written in
c++,not much infomation I found.
When I try to request a token,it kept saying Failed to validate oauth
signature and token.
I don't know where I went wrong.So I cannot fix it.
I just want more details.
One of webs in my
Hello Team,
Is there any way to search friends/profiles on the basis of 'email
address' only?
We were trying to write an application and for that we have thought of
using the email address as the basic search criteria. ( As first name,
last name can be easily be duplicate in nature and we
How use your OAuth Dancer tool?
Thank you.
Is the point of oauth_single_token that you can only work with a
single account? Meaning if I have a feature on my site, I can't use
this library to interact with the users accounts, I can only use this
library to work with my own, or one account?
Much appreciated!
On May 3, 2:35 pm, Abraham
is there a way to pass bitly autorization to twitter so that it uses
those specific credentials to create bitly urls instead of their
generic one?
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