josephschmitt/alexa-libby

Getting request identifier errors since updating default.json

bsollenb54 opened this issue · 4 comments

bsollenb54 commented

I'm getting the following response when I invoke the skill: Request Identifier: amzn1.echo-api.request.572a6d44-e55f-46a5-a08b-b955591aac77

Here's the default.json changes I made (quality profile and tmdb apikey updates):

{
"alexa-libby": {
"server": {
"hostname": "http://server.com"
},
"movies": {
"provider": "radarr",
"server": {
"apiKey": "dkekdkejdkejdke123345",
"port": 7878
},
"quality": "All"
},
"shows": {
"provider": "sonarr",
"server": {
"apiKey": "dkekdkejdkejdke123345",
"port": 8989
},
"quality": "All"
},
"artwork": {
"tmdbApiKey": "dkekdkejdkejdke123345"
}
}
}

The most peculiar part is the very first request I made downloaded a show off of sonarr but then I started getting this error again over and over.

Testing the skill in the Alexa Skills Kit returns a "the remote endpoint could not be reached" but I can access my ports for Sonarr and Radarr via Chrome, so I'm not sure what the issue is. Any thoughts?

jmseaton commented
bsollenb54 commented

No, it's still accessible via my DDNS http from a Chrome browser, both on my phone and on my work's wifi. I came back to testing it and now get the following error when I entered "ask sonar if the movie the dark knight is on the list" (sonar is my invocation name instead of libby)

Error: There was a failure invoking your skill with text input, please try again.

Tried a few other utterances after that but same error. Thoughts?

bsollenb54 commented

Oh also, I just deleted and recreated my lambda function just in case. Still the same issues.

bsollenb54 commented

Hmmm - it works now. I did two things differently.

  1. I re-built my config file from scratch top-to-bottom. Doing a compare it still looks structurally the same as I had it in the first post:
    {
    "alexa-libby": {
    "server": {
    "hostname": "http://my.server.com"
    },
    "movies": {
    "provider": "radarr",
    "server": {
    "apiKey": "abc123",
    "port": 7878
    },
    "quality": "All"
    },
    "shows": {
    "provider": "sonarr",
    "server": {
    "apiKey": "abc123",
    "port": 8989
    },
    "quality": "All"
    },
    "artwork": {
    "tmdbApiKey": "abc123"
    }
    }
    }

  2. I re-zipped and uploaded my pre-packaged .zip with alexa-libbyv2.zip. Maybe re-saving over the same .zip file name wasn't making it happy before.

Either way. Working well now and it's cool to see TMDB poster art on my Echo Show!