For some reason sending a post request via HttpService::PostAsync to any website causes a trust-check error in this recent update. I’m highly sure about this as it did not happen before, only now.
The URL is completely fine. I’m aware of trust-check errors caused by not putting “http(s)://” in the beginning or sending a request to the roblox domain.
Note that it only occurs for post requests not get. GetAsync works perfectly fine.
Please someone check this up and hope it gets fixed asap.
Roblox does not let you send any HTTP request’s to them ?
Also i have seen that the HTTP does have a error, but that only happens sometimes.
[quote] Roblox does not let you send any HTTP request’s to them ?
Also i have seen that the HTTP does have a error, but that only happens sometimes. [/quote]
Notice he said “any website” – not roblox.com. I’m pretty sure anyone who uses HttpService knows that you can’t use the roblox site.
[quote] recent update[/b]. I’m highly sure about this as it did not happen before, only now.
The URL is completely fine. I’m aware of trust-check errors caused by not putting “http(s)://” in the beginning or sending a request to the roblox domain.
Note that it only occurs for post requests not get. GetAsync works perfectly fine.
Please someone check this up and hope it gets fixed asap. [/quote]
Please give an example of the URL that causes a trust check failure (you can use confidential section if you don’t want it to be seen)
The google-analytics is a perfect example.
Thanks. We’re looking into what exactly happened - likely a bug from our internal HTTP rewrite. Watch this space.
This is indeed a bug resulting from the internal HTTP rewrite.
We will correct this bug and issue a patch release tonight.
We will also take steps to prevent this from happening in the future.
We have just pushed an update to production that seems to have fixed it based on my smoke tests. Please try to use the HttpService (or any other http-related tools) again and let us know if you’re still having problems.
-Gorroth
