On 14 February 2010 00:58, Raffi Krikorian <ra...@twitter.com> wrote:
> Please don't bump messages on the list. > > > 1. why with oauth, the connection must be retry 2 or 3 times ? not like >> without oauth that's not need to retry the request. is the oauth unstabble >> yet ? >> > > I'm not aware of these issues - can you please provide more detail? What > call are you making? Is it reproducable from different IP addresses? Are you > sure it is not your network connection?are you sure you are constructing the > oauth call properly? > > i tried to call for example home timeline and its from same ip address. it success after retry about 2 or 3 times. i tried to call it without oauth, and always got the result on first time request. > > 2. i have question about timestamp. now, i use mobile time for timestamp >> parameter on oauth. but, if the mobile time is not correct, oauth request >> always failed. so, what is the best way to get the timestamp ? should i have >> server to get the timestamp >> > > You need to have a fairly accurate clock (preferably NTP synced) in order > for your oauth signature to be accepted. Do you not have access to the GSM > clock, for example? > could you give an example about GSM clock ? :-) -- regards, fauzil.hamdi