API Log?

Hello @katereji
I’m using check_newuser. Are there any logs on your end?
Thanks
Erik

Hello @sergecleantalk

Yes I followed the guide and everything seems to be working, since I receive:

{
"suggestions": [
"Everything looks well!"
],
"request_data": {
"method_name": "check_newuser",
"auth_key": "z***y***U6esy6U*****de",
"message": null,
"sender_nickname": "asdf",
"sender_email": "mail@***********",
"sender_ip": "109.**.**.***",
"js_on": 1,
"event_token": "0365714472*****b8a31523640acf2093f87246faf453b0079bdefe7b097eb",
"agent": "php-cleantalk-check",
"sender_info": "{\"REFFERRER\":\"https:\/\/www.***********.com\/index.php\"}"
},
"verdict": {
"allow": 1,
"comment": "*** User allowed. Anti-Spam by CleanTalk. ***",
"error": "",
"request_link": "https://cleantalk.org/my/show_requests?request_id=85edc9131f0cc372edc39b0fbbfa7085"
}
}

And yet there are not API logs in https://cleantalk.org/my/show_requests (neither allowed nor denied). I can see the requests sent from my CleanTalk plugin, however. Just not the ones initiated by API integration.

If you want to check: https://cleantalk.org/my/show_requests?request_id=85edc9131f0cc372edc39b0fbbfa7085 – shows nothing: “No records found.”

Do logs have to be enabled explicitly?

So far I’m using:
$cleantalk_antispam = new CleantalkAntispam($apikey, $email_field);
$cleantalk_antispam->setNickName($username);
$cleantalk_antispam->setEventToken($ct_bot_detector_event_token);
$api_result = $cleantalk_antispam->handle();
if ($api_result->allow === 0) { }
else {}

Thanks
Erik

Hello @sergecleantalk

That option is not enabled, see screenshot attached. Also, I receive approved requests from WordPress plugin usage.

What happens now, in addition, is, I get:

{
"suggestions": {
"critical": [
{
"stack": "getCleanTalkResponse()",
"message": "Something wrong with your CleanTalk license, visit your CleanTalk dashboard to check the license status"
}
]
},
"request_data": {
"method_name": "check_newuser",
"auth_key": "9EP96fAd*******HJN9MLTi5pysf",
"message": null,
"sender_nickname": "Test123",
"sender_email": "stop_email@example.com",
"sender_ip": "109.**.**.***",
"js_on": 1,
"event_token": "03657199726d*******3640acf2093f87246faf453b0079bdefe7b097eb",
"agent": "php-cleantalk-check",
"sender_info": "{\"REFFERRER\":\"https:\/\/www.*******.com\/index.php\"}"
},
"verdict": {
"allow": 1,
"comment": "*** Antispam disabled. Check access key in CleanTalk plugin/module options. Anti-Spam by CleanTalk. ***",
"error": "",
"request_link": "https://cleantalk.org/my/show_requests?request_id=f3ff85a3e81f399d40278eb27c5274b5"
}
}

There is nothing wrong with my license that I could see. Cleantalk premium works fine with WordPress plugin, just not with API.

Furthermore, stop_email@example.com received verdict allow: 1 – but that could be due to the “Antispam disabled” license “problem”.

I’m trying to lookup https://cleantalk.org/my/show_requests?request_id=f3ff85a3e81f399d40278eb27c5274b5 but it times out.

So three issues:
– no logging of API calls, even though “Don’t save approved requests’ is not enabled
– license error with valid license
– show_requests call timeout

Thanks
Erik

Hello @sergecleantalk

Yes, both of the following values are wrong, even though they are the only ones listed as “API keys” on your side and your PHP example shows “apiKey”.

I now tried using the domain access key for one of my projects and it works, including logs.

Thanks
Erik

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