I'm getting the same issue as Marc and harshavs too.
I'm using since_id to start a search from the last set of resuts but
generally get 0 results most of the time, even though the same search
without since_id yields lots of results.
I could start logging tweet IDs against user IDs, and then work
backwards down the list of past results until I get a since_id that
yields results, but it does seem like a bit of a pain.
This is my first time using the search API so I can't even tell you
when this started happening. It just happens!
For info: search is using negation operators, OR and from:
Dave
On Oct 23, 10:29 am, harshavs harsh...@gmail.com wrote:
We are experiencing the same thing as Marc. We are not using from:
though.
But intermittently it gets tweets in significant number. If I try to
get the same set again using the since_id for this particular crawl, I
again get no tweets.
Any Idea on this issue?
Thanks.
On Oct 23, 10:48 am, Marc W marcwanchipm...@gmail.com wrote:
We've started seeing this too. If we specify a since_id, then
periodic refetches will frequently return no new tweets (but
sometimes they will return new ones). If we simply drop the
since_id, then all new tweets are fetched.
Some new server optimization thing gone wrong?
Thanks!
On Oct 20, 10:06 pm, Christopher Warren christopher.war...@gmail.com
wrote:
We have an app that runssearchesregularly, and recently stopped
receiving newtweets. After investigating we found a search
combination that seems to break the search API. Instead of getting a
response withnotweets, an .atom request errors and a .json request
404s.
http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=from:silent_tester02since_id..
Changing the query to not use from:username works as expect, but I've
put several usernames in and they all respond the same way. I haven't
managed to narrow down the cause of the problem much further than
that, but we're handling it in our code by rescuing any failedsearchesand
appending since: with the date of the most recent tweet
to the q.
Any thoughts on what might be causing this would be appreciated.