#Fraser-webhook

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dry basalt
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Hi ๐Ÿ‘‹ did your hosting provider mention what they were hoping to get out of that? I'm asking because our webhook events can be generated from multiple servers.

balmy relic
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Hi, We have a number of WooCommerse websites each using Stripe as the payment method, around the start of the month we started to see the web-hooks time out, it is affecting a number of websites all on our UKFast / ANS server and to be honest we are struggling to get to the bottom of it.

"Could Stripe perform a curl from their systems to ensure that they can connect from their servers to ours?

Could you perhaps ask Stripe to run a curl connection to https://www.conquerlakedistrict.co.uk/?wc-api=wc_stripe ?"

This is what they are looking for, as I say we are really struggling to see what has caused this - it affects different versions of WooCommerce & of the Stripe Plugin. We spun up a clean install and had the same issue - its driving my devs nuts!

dry basalt
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Can you share the ID of a specific event that failed to be delivered?

balmy relic
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Let me get that from the devs

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Can I send it via DM or is it ok to post here?

dry basalt
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It's okay to post here.

balmy relic
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po_1LI2ZkJFvvfjn2tlKxMWzI9H

dry basalt
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That's the ID of a Payout object. Event IDs would start with evt_.

balmy relic
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payout.paid

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is that it

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evt_1LIpCbJFvvfjn2tlUx8Zsbeu

dry basalt
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Thank you

balmy relic
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Sorry not a dev ๐Ÿ™‚

dry basalt
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No worries! Apologies for the delay though, looking into a couple threads simultaneously.

balmy relic
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Cool its a busy channel

dry basalt
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I'm looking at the webhook conversations for that event, and for all the ones that I've pulled up so far I'm seeing the same behavior. I'm seeing that we encountered a timeout while trying to establish a connection to the specified endpoint.

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And it looks like the errors started on June 29th.

balmy relic
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I have been through the firewall myself and added them into the whitelist of our staff IP addresses which have the highest priority so as far as the hosting company is concerned they have unrestricted access to our servers and in particular ports 80 and 443.

We just don't know where else to look.

tight sun
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Hey quick heads up that toby is stepping out, I am getting caught up on this thread and can help in a minute

balmy relic
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No worries thanks ๐Ÿ™‚

tight sun
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Have you or your hosting provider been able to check your networking logs to see if you got anything on your side when we tried to send you these events?

balmy relic
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I suspect we will need to run a test - I have reached out to ANS and hopefully will have a result shortly.

tight sun
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Gotcha, yeah these things can be a real pain to troubelshoot. So many little things can just wake up one day and decide to block normal traffic

balmy relic
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Tell me about it, there is just no making sense of this and I am starting to go round in circles

balmy relic
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I think we may have got to the bottom of things - one of our servers was hit by a attack to guess the three numbers on the back of credit cards on the 28th - the hosting company blocked a number of IP's that were hitting the server this included four from Stripe - I found this this morning and removed them, and whitelisted all yours the. The rest of the issue was due to Stripe knocking off the web hooks in the clients accounts which we don't have access to - long story short we re-enabled Conquer lakes and it looks like it is working, but I will check again in the morning.

Thanks for you help ๐Ÿ™‚