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  • Thread Starter poppuser

    (@poppuser)

    So… here is what I found.

    Apparently the Breeze Plugin now requires that the Header in the HTTP communication contain a “User-Agent” header. Up to the latest releases, that was NOT required. So when my application was accessing it Breeze was throwing out a 500 Error. As soon as I added in that header, all was well.

    I did however also run into some issues with the GZip compression being active. Either that wasn’t working before or something changed so that my application cannot “read” the streamed data. Not sure what changed, but I had to turn off Gzip compression in order to get my application to work with it. Again, this worked just fine (with GZip turned on) up until the most recent Breeze release.

    Hopefully that info helps someone else in debugging strange errors appearing that were never there before ??

    Thread Starter poppuser

    (@poppuser)

    To expound on it… I am receiving a 500 Server Error when it fails from the program access. No such error when using web browser.

    Have also tried switching the HTTP version being used to access the site from HTTP/1.1 to HTTP/2 and same error persists.

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