JackHillman | Posts: 19

Failed to Communicate with Callback Server email - but working fine

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I am successfully getting my callback, and am then returning a 200. However with every package I complete I am still getting an email saying that the callback failed. Any idea why this would be?

Duo_Liang | Posts: 3776

Reply to: Failed to Communicate with Callback Server email - but working fine

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Hi Jack, First for my information, I want to make sure I understand your issues correctly. You mentioned you receive a callback from OneSpan Sign with a status of 200, do you mean you sent an API call and received a response with status of 200? Because then you mentioned you received a fail email, that's could because you registered a callback URL monitoring events and OneSpan Sign couldn't reach your url.(Shown in attachment) Duo

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JackHillman | Posts: 19

Reply to: Failed to Communicate with Callback Server email - but working fine

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I get the callback from onespan because I am subscribing to Package Complete notifications. I am getting those callbacks fine. My issue is that I am getting an email from onespan saying that the callback failed (even though it did not). Once I get the callback notification in my listener, I return a 200 back up to onespan.

Duo_Liang | Posts: 3776

Reply to: Failed to Communicate with Callback Server email - but working fine

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Hi Jack, Can you share the screenshot of your email? In the mean time, I would try the same thing on my own test server and try to reproduce the issue. Duo

Duo_Liang | Posts: 3776

Reply to: Failed to Communicate with Callback Server email - but working fine

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And BTW, I think you don't need to manually send 200 back to OneSpan Sign.(In my PHP based server and Java based server, I both don't reply anything back to OneSpan Sign) Just remove those snippets and see if this works for you. Duo

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