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So I tried using the sync - and I was getting failures. Logging on and debugging I can now see why.
HTTP/1.1
HTTP/2
HTTP/2 200 OK
HTTP/2 200
Once I fix both of these expectations in my code, suddenly my /dropbox_uploader.sh -f /etc/uploader.conf info command works.
/dropbox_uploader.sh -f /etc/uploader.conf info
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The expectations should change, or the --http1.1 argument should be added to the curl commands.
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Note - I fixed this easier with the --http1.1 flag to curl. As I noticed the POST still use HTTP/1.1
I did a simple sed -i 's/CURL_PARAMETERS /CURL_PARAMETERS --http1.1 /g' /dropbox_uploader.sh
sed -i 's/CURL_PARAMETERS /CURL_PARAMETERS --http1.1 /g' /dropbox_uploader.sh
I noticed that dropbox_uploader.sh has been updated to fix this already - you should pull a new version.
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So I tried using the sync - and I was getting failures. Logging on and debugging I can now see why.
HTTP/1.1
instead ofHTTP/2
(as it will now get)HTTP/2 200 OK
, instead of justHTTP/2 200
Once I fix both of these expectations in my code, suddenly my
/dropbox_uploader.sh -f /etc/uploader.conf info
command works.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: