in reply to invalid timestamp

Have you looked at the actual value you are sending and whether it matches the API expectations?

Have you used a manual value with the API?

Have you noticed the distinction in the API between "epoch" and "timestamp"?

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Re^2: invalid timestamp
by bigup401 (Pilgrim) on Nov 11, 2020 at 13:31 UTC

    Have you used a manual value with the API?

    yes

    Have you looked at the actual value you are sending and whether it matches the API expectations?

    yes

    Have you noticed the distinction in the API between "epoch" and "timestamp"?

    NO

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      i have solved this after looking into this ( Have you noticed the distinction in the API between "epoch" and "timestamp"?)

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        Please post what it is exactly you did to solve the problem.

        I mean you were guided to the solution by another Monk, but you fail to show what you did to correct the problem. That doesn't help future readers, and when you come back when you have this problem again, instead of re-asking, you'll have the answer documented.

        This site works in a reciprocal nature. You ask a question. Others answer. If you find the solution yourself as is the case here, you post the answer yourself to complete the thread.

        Thank you in advance for being respectful and giving back to those who have continuously provided you assistance.

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