Help! SmugMug Upload faultCode 5?

spacegraym3

I am trying to write an application that uploads a photo. I am trying to use the SmugMug upload URL with the following parameters and I get back a faultCode of 5. Does anyone know what this means? I am able to login and get a session ID which is included in the upload parameters.

URL
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http://upload.smugmug.com/

Parameters
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X-Smug-Keywords = AppTest
X-Smug-ResponseType = JSON
X-Smug-Latitude = 37.44885
X-Smug-Longitude = -122.158592
X-Smug-Pretty = true
X-Smug-FileName = photo_010.jpg
X-Smug-AlbumID = 18012333
X-Smug-SessionID = <session id>
X-Smug-Version = 1.2.0

Here is the response I get back:

bytesSent = 72675
responseCode = null
response = <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<methodResponse><fault><value><struct><member><name>method</name><value><string/></value></member><member><name>faultCode</name><value><int>5</int></value></member><member><name>faultString</name><value><string>system error</string></value></member></struct></value></fault></methodResponse>

MSkaffari

I can see errors related to the AlbumID. The one you have in the post here seems OK, but for some reason the parameter doesn't get passed to our system cleanly. In fact we see a NULL instead.

devbobo

Any chance that you could post some source code for the upload and/or the raw http headers on wire ?

Thanks,

David

spacegraym3

MSkaffari wrote: »

I can see errors related to the AlbumID. The one you have in the post here seems OK, but for some reason the parameter doesn't get passed to our system cleanly. In fact we see a NULL instead.

I figured out that what I was using was not setting the HTTP headers (and instead was setting POST parameters). However, I modified the code to set the headers and I am not getting an error message back but it is also not showing up posted in my target gallery.

I am using Sencha Touch and PhoneGap on iOS which makes posting the code a bit of a challenge.

When you say you see errors related to the AlbumID, is the error that I used the wrong ID? Thank you!

spacegraym3

devbobo wrote: »

Any chance that you could post some source code for the upload and/or the raw http headers on wire ?

Thanks,

David

Since I am using PhoneGap, it is difficult to share the code. But here is some of the most relevant parts to see if it helps.

Now that I have the upload method setting the HTTP headers correctly via a RAW POST method, I am not getting back any errors but I am also not seeing my image on SmugMug. I have looked in the target album as well as searched my photos via the keyword to no avail.

Any help you can provide would be fantastic. Thank you!

function getUploadParams(sessionId, fileName, contentLength) {
    return {
        'X-Smug-Keywords': 'PMC iOS',
        'Content-Length': contentLength,
        'X-Smug-ResponseType': 'JSON',
        'X-Smug-Latitude': '37.44885', 
        'X-Smug-Longitude': '-122.158592',
        'X-Smug-Pretty': true,
        'X-Smug-FileName': fileName,
        'X-Smug-AlbumID': 18012333,
        'X-Smug-SessionID': sessionId,      // SmugMug session ID
        'X-Smug-Version': '1.2.2'   
    };
}

.....

    var path = imageURI.fullPath;
    var name = imageURI.name;
    
    console.log("PATH " + path + ", NAME " + name + ", SIZE: " + imageURI.size);
        
    var params = getUploadParams(sessionId, name, imageURI.size);


    var options = new FileUploadOptions();
    options.fileKey="file";
    options.fileName=name;                // Name to use when saving the file in SmugMug
    options.mimeType="image/jpeg";
    options.httpHeaders = params;       

    window.plugins.fileUploader.upload(
        'file://localhost/var/mobile/Applications/7B364123-4D11-4A3B-AFD1-BF285FC58B27/tmp/photo_018.jpg',  // Location of photo file on the local file system
        'http://upload.smugmug.com/',    // Upload HTTP
        function(result) {
            console.log(result);
            console.log('Upload success: ' + result.responseCode);
            console.log(result.bytesSent + ' bytes sent');
        },
        function(error) {
            console.log('Error uploading file: ' + error.code);
        },
        options    // HTTP post options / headers
    );

spacegraym3

bumps please

devbobo

Looking at the documentation for the component that you are using, it says it 'enables multipart/mime file uploads'. So use the upload info on the 'Multipart HTTP Post' tab here.

Cheers,

David

spacegraym3

Okay. Figured it out. Thank you for the help!