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{"result":false,"error":"service_not_available"}
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Error in store [SOLVED] | Forum
Leader Patricia Zorrilla
Mar 22 '16
Cannot download any plugin.
The Forum post is edited by Patricia Zorrilla Mar 25 '16
Ketil Ervik
Mar 24 '16
What is going on with Store? I have this in my browser:
400 Bad RequestThe plain HTTP request was sent to HTTPS portnginx/1.4.6 (Ubuntu)
The Forum post is edited by Ketil Ervik Mar 24 '16
David
Mar 24 '16
Ummm... I NEED TO ACCESS THE DOWNLOADS THAT I PURCHASED!!! It tosses up an ERROR message on ANY attempt to DOWNLOAD MY PLUGINS!! NOT HAPPY!!! Give me access to my downloads that I purchased or refund my money!
Leader Patricia Zorrilla
Mar 24 '16
Being that opened the subject I feel a little responsible ...
Calm down, guys!
Do you never You fail?
And it'll be fixed in Oxwall is few people, not get nervous
David
Mar 24 '16
I'm here trying to figure out what happened, that's all, Patricia. I need access to my plugins that I paid for. I'm in the process of moving my site to another server and i need the actual ZIP files...
David
Mar 24 '16
They really need to make an announcement and act responsible about the issue. It's about being professional. Money is involved and we are paying customers.
Leader Patricia Zorrilla
Mar 24 '16
You have to be patient. There are very good people in Oxwall but they are human and there is always and there will be failures.
If switching from a network server, my advice is to copy the payment plugins folder ow_plugins from of old served to the new, and when solve this problem you can refresh to be quiet
David
Mar 24 '16
It's not that easy, Patricia. They don't just show up... you also have to copy from the static folder and then you have to copy a portion of your SQl database so that it knows they're in place. That's a boatload of work I'm not willing to do when i SHOULD be able to download my files that I paid for. And they SHOULD be announcing that there's a problem and treating their customers with respect.... and keeping them informed. It's not professional to have a broken store and NOT let your customers know why. Period. There's no excuse for that. Conduct your business PROFESSIONALLY.
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