Requested page error: 500 on a Facebook video

[j0k3r]

We got this error while trying to embed a Facebook video (I tried one of urls from the tests array in facebook.video.js):

http://medium.iframe.ly/api/oembed?url=https://www.facebook.com/joe.yu.94/videos/10206321173378788

{
    "status": 408,
    "error": "Requested page error: 500"
}

Also, here is the stacktrace from one of our server:

==> logs/node.err <==
Error: Requested page error: 500
    at /space/www/iframely/data/releases/20151215135529/modules/api/views.js:88:29
    at /space/www/iframely/data/releases/20151215135529/node_modules/async/lib/async.js:52:16
    at /space/www/iframely/data/releases/20151215135529/node_modules/async/lib/async.js:1166:30
    at asyncMethodCb (/space/www/iframely/data/releases/20151215135529/lib/core.js:1290:28)
    at /space/www/iframely/data/releases/20151215135529/lib/core.js:269:29
    at process._tickCallback (node.js:355:11)

Also, we are using 0.9.1 since (I guess) you forgot to tag 0.9.2.

[iparamonau]

Thanks for reporting. It's the same issue as #102 - FB sporadically returns 500 errors when you curl them. It looks the occurrence became more often now though.

The FB parser has been switched to oEmbed-only now whenever possible. That should help avoid curling FB (and so getting errors).

Pull it from develop branch, or wait a bit until we run a complete test and release v0.9.3

[j0k3r]

I'll wait for 0.9.3, thanks for the quick fix !

[iparamonau]

@j0k3r I posted a question to you last week about medium plugin btw. Let's try to figure that out too.

[j0k3r]

Yep, we need to think about that.