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submit failed retry

andrzejekandrzejek Polska
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Consider this (dont mind the reg disabled...):

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submit failed=inurl:registration-disabled
submit failed retry=registration is disabled<
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1.SER visits the url, in log you can see:
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reigstration failed (inurl:registration-disabled)
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2. Due to "submit failed retry" SER still tries to submit 4 times.
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reigstration failed (inurl:registration-disabled)
reigstration failed (inurl:registration-disabled)
reigstration failed (inurl:registration-disabled)
reigstration failed (inurl:registration-disabled)

So, even that we told SER that submit failed (which should have priority and end the posting? ) SER keeps posting beacuse it found "submit failed retry".


What do you think?

Comments

  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    yes good point...I will try to modify this behavior.
  • andrzejekandrzejek Polska
    Ok please keep informed!
  • andrzejekandrzejek Polska
    Is proxy changed on submit failed retry? 
  • andrzejekandrzejek Polska
    Please also take a look at "url must have" "page must have" in the STEP. They also should have priority over "submit" messages.
  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    proxy is changed on each retry.
  • andrzejekandrzejek Polska
    if you changed priority it is not working
  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    priority on what?
  • andrzejekandrzejek Polska
    submit failed over submit failed retry (1st post)
  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    you mean it is not changing the proxy when retrying the step? It really should do that. How many proxies do you have ?
  • andrzejekandrzejek Polska
    @Sven

    Nothing to do with proxies. "Submit failed retry" has priority over "submit failed".

    So i tell SER -> "submit failed" this submission failed please stop. But SER also sees messages for "submit failed retry" and retries the submission.
  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    ahh yes thats how it works...you can even skip the "submit failed" line and SER will add all it found in "submit failed retry" to the "submit failed" definition.

    It was really meant to work like that. Why would you add it to the "retry" if you don't want it at all?
  • andrzejekandrzejek Polska
    >> Why would you add it to the "retry" if you don't want it at all?

    Very good question. Imagine a register page with html tag id="register_error"

    If you download this page and you see "register_error" it means that you cannot register.
    But if "register_error" is not here and you submit registriation form, you receive "register_error" (usernaem too long). I tried to use "page must have" "url must have" but i guess its only for the SETUP step or i did something wrong, beacuse it didnt work.

  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    then you would put there "usernaem too long" in submit retry no?
  • andrzejekandrzejek Polska
    @sven i would like to put register_error to catch all possible errors to keep it simple stupid
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