ok, a little update.
godaddy tech support replied and told me outbound web
request can only
be made by using a proxy server. but accessing the proxy
server
rquires high trust in asp.net environment. godaddy supports
high trust
level in asp.net 1.1 environmen, but not in 2.0
environment.
so in another word, you can make outbound web requests if
your site
uses in 1.1 runtime
and you are screwed if running in 2.0 runtime.
On Mar 19, 10:20 am, "BAO" <chen.haid... gmail.com> wrote:
> for others out there, godaddy has resolved this issue
for me. one
> members from their advanced support team removed the
basic
> authentication from my site, and that solved the
issue.
>
> I'm now working with them on the issue of making
outbound web request
> from godaddy webservers to google in order to update
order status.
> I'll keep this post updated.
>
> On Mar 16, 9:31 pm, "BAO"
<chen.haid...gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I took a snapshot in fiddler to illustrate this
problem. you guys can
> > all take a look
here.www.mindfireband.com/images/godaddy/fiddler.gif
>
> > I believe godaddy advanced support team should be
able to solve this
> > issue. I'll keep you posted.
> > if the picture still doesn't get me anywhere, I'm
willing to make a
> > video and put on youtube so everyone knows godaddy
hosting doesn't
> > work with google checkout api. I'll take this to
as far as it needs
> > until I get what I want.
>
> > On Mar 16, 6:07 pm, "BAO"
<chen.haid...gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > are there any successful integration of
Google checkout API with
> > > Godaddy hosting?
>
> > > I have been struggling this for couple of
days now.
> > > I kept getting back 401 Unauthorized back
when google calls the
> > > callback page.
> > > the page is public page and returns 200
status code when accessed
> > > "normally".
>
> > > but it behaves different when google calls
it, because google passes
> > > following header: Authorization: Basic
.......
> > > as long as this header is passed, for some
reason, godaddy IIS
> > > webserver automatically tries to validate the
basic auth credentials
> > > passed in the header and that of course fails
because it validates
> > > the
> > > credentials against the windows accounts.
after it fails, it returns
>
> > > HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized
> > > WWW-Authenticate: Basic
realm="www.yoursite.com"
>
> > > all this is done on IIS level without the
callback page actually gets
> > > called, so programatically we do not even get
a chance to do
> > > anything.
>
> > > I have contacted the godaddy support sevearal
times, they added
> > > integrated windows authentication for my
website, which doesn't do
> > > anything useful.
>
> > > anyone who has been through this pain could
you let me know how you
> > > solved this problem?
>
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