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I'm currently implementing the Mastodon API at Friendica. At the moment I'm testing several apps. Mammut fails to register at my server. When entering the URL it answers with "it looks like this instance doesn't exist".
In the protocols I see that there is an request to /api/v1/instance which is answered with code 200 from the server side - so the connection is successful.
I guess that Mammut is fetching the instance data and is looking for something that Friendica doesn't provide or does provide differently. What can I do from my side to convince Mammut that my instance is running?
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Update: There had been a malformated entry in /api/v1/instance that seemed to provoke the problem. This is fixed. But still the registration process does not work. When requesting the token the program is taking an outdated client id and client secret from a previous registration attempt.
According to my logs, Mammut is using the newly created client id to authorize the request, but then uses some old client id to fetch the token - which does fail.
I'm currently implementing the Mastodon API at Friendica. At the moment I'm testing several apps. Mammut fails to register at my server. When entering the URL it answers with "it looks like this instance doesn't exist".
In the protocols I see that there is an request to
/api/v1/instance
which is answered with code200
from the server side - so the connection is successful.From the code it look like the message is generated here: https://github.com/jamiesanson/Mammut/blob/main/app/src/main/java/io/github/koss/mammut/feature/joininstance/JoinInstanceViewModel.kt#L63
I guess that Mammut is fetching the instance data and is looking for something that Friendica doesn't provide or does provide differently. What can I do from my side to convince Mammut that my instance is running?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: