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what http status code should i use when the client sends a request that i refuse to fulfill. the client is sending a post to publish some messages. but there is a quota on how many messages the client can send in a given month. the client knows the quota but doesn't respect it. Does a 412 precondition make sense? |
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yeah, I guess. an alternative is to return 200 ok and model failure/status as a part of the response there |
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DylanJ: (trygvis) 412 is for preconditions via if-*- headers. 200 should not be used on an error. I would use 429 too many request (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6585#section-4), otherwise i would use 400 bad request, 403 forbidden, 409 conflict or 423 locked. |
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trygvis |
sorry, I was reading up on 422 |
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trygvis |
403, 409 and 423 are all as bad as 412. 403 is in common use, 400 is bad syntax, 409 is for race-conditions etc, 423 is DAV stuff |
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trygvis |
I think 400 is rather commonly used as a catch all "you fucked up" |
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whartung |
yea |
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whartung |
"Whatever is wrong, it's your fault. kthx" |
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wasn't there a status specifically for quota exceeded |
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yeah. I could see a valid argument for using 200 too and assert that the user has to check the response in any case |
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asdf |
(oh, 429) |
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DylanJ |
I ended up using 402 |
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DylanJ |
since you /can/ pay for a larger limit. |
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DylanJ |
but i'd never seen it before |
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Is there a way of doing file uploads over HTTP without using multipart/form-data? |
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whartung |
sure, you can just shove a large blob of data up to the service. |
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whartung |
multipart is basially to support the FILE type on forms |
