0007-00000203

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Problem description

The request for a callback URL fails.

Causes

You initiated a request for a callback URL, but the returned HTTP status code is not 200 OK. Possible causes:

  • The callback server is not started.

  • The callbackUrl parameter does not exist in the upload callback request.

  • The callback service works as expected, but the network between Object Storage Service (OSS) and the callback server is disconnected.

Examples

None.

Solutions

  • Check the code logic deployed on the callback server, or try to use code or Postman to send a POST request to the callback server to check whether the response content is HTTP/1.1 200 OK.

  • Include and configure the callbackUrl parameter in the request during object upload. For more information, see Upload callbacks.

  • Check whether the firewall is enabled for your server. If the firewall is enabled for your server, you cannot use the external network to access OSS resources.

References

  • For more information about the causes of and solutions to HTTP status code 203, see HTTP status code 203.

  • For information about the principles of the upload callback feature and how to use the feature, see Upload callbacks and Callback.

  • For more information about the common errors that you may encounter when you configure upload callbacks and the causes of and solutions to these errors, see Upload callbacks.

  • For more information about how to obtain a signature from the server in various programming languages based on POST policies, configure upload callbacks, and use form upload to upload data to OSS, see Overview.

  • For more information about how to set up an OSS-based direct data transfer service for mobile apps and configure upload callbacks, see Set up upload callbacks for mobile apps.