The YouTube video ID is invalid or the video was deleted.
is the error I see.
elseif ($response->code != 200) {
dpm($response);
throw new MediaInternetValidationException('The YouTube video ID is invalid or the video was deleted.');
}
The error is in fact -110, or Connection Time Out. So the module is fine, there's no id bug, but my connection to YouTube is the issue.
Good to know :D
Maybe we should add a case where if it's not a recognized error, we provide the error code for the user/developer?
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #7 | youtube_404_timeout-2893112-7.patch | 1.45 KB | aaronelborg |
| #4 | 2893112-4.patch | 641 bytes | opdavies |
Comments
Comment #2
mcdoolz commentedComment #3
joseph.olstadPlease submit a patch that handles error code 110
Comment #4
opdaviesI've had the same issue. Here is a patch that throws the same MediaInternetValidationException, just with a different error message.
Comment #5
joseph.olstadthanks!
RTBC
Comment #6
joseph.olstadok should commit this soon.
Comment #7
aaronelborg commentedNot really the same issue but I ran into an issue where the request was returning a 404. Seems like a strange timing issue.
Attached patch seems to do the trick.
Comment #8
opdaviesIf #7 is a fixing a different thing, it should probably be in it's own issue instead of adding to this one.
Comment #9
stovak commentedGoogle as a company is deprecating "http" on all API's. All these API's need to be 100% https.
makes a http call that almost always times out. Creating a new ticket to fix this.
Comment #11
joseph.olstadComment #13
mikeytown2 commentedHeads up that Google now will always return a 200, thus you need to look at the headers vs http status code.