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      How to Fix Common DanDomain Server Errors When Importing Data to Clerk.io

      See how to get Data Sync running if your server returns an error.

      When importing data with Clerk.io's DanDomain App, the webshops server is responsible for sending the product- category- and sales-data to Clerk.io.

      However in some cases, the servers configuration might stop the import from getting access, causing an error in Data Sync.

      Below is a list of the most common errors and how to fix them.

      401 Server Error: Unauthorized

      This error happens if your webshop/dev environment requires HTTP authentication to access it.

      This is solved simply by inserting the Username and Password as part of the Import URL:

      http://USER:PASS@dandomain.clerk.io/api/6155349/28

       

      403 Server Error: Forbidden

      This error happens if your server blocks the importer from accessing it. In most cases you simply need to whitelist the importers IP address to give it access.

      The latest IP address can be found here.

      404 Server Error: Not Found 

      This error happens if the importer could not access the link that sends us data from the webshop. In most cases it happens because the extension is either:

      • Not installed at all

      • A cache causes the link to not be initialised

      First make sure that you have installed the app correctly.
      Second, be sure to empty your webshops cache before trying a new import.

      429 Server Error: Too Many Requests

      This error happens if your server denies the importer access because of too many incoming requests. 

      You can fix this by setting the request limit higher, for your server or by setting Page Size to a higher value in the Clerk.io importer, causing the importer to make fewer, bigger requests:

      500 Internal Server Error

      This error mean that your server encountered an internal error and were not able to specify which error happened.

      In these cases you can check your Server Log to identify which process crashed and why. In most cases its simply because of a product with an invalid attribute, or a function that is called wrongly in the webshop.

      503 Server Error: Service Unavailable 

      This error is usually temporary, and is caused by the server being too busy to handle the request. Try again a bit later.

      If the issue continues to happen, it could mean that the server is overloaded with processes, and is close to maximum capacity.

      Check the server load, to identify if this is the case.