How do I find out which 3rd party program is trying to connect?
I keep getting 2 warnings every 20 seconds or so:
2012-11-13 08:38:07,996::DEBUG::[interface:400] API-call from ::1 {'output': 'json', 'apikey': 'cd9ced824bcd0460e32feae60b59bfcd', 'limit': '5', 'mode': 'queue'}
2012-11-13 08:38:07,996::WARNING::[interface:203] API Key incorrect, Use the api key from Config->General in your 3rd party program:
2012-11-13 08:38:08,003::DEBUG::[interface:400] API-call from ::1 {'output': 'json', 'apikey': 'cd9ced824bcd0460e32feae60b59bfcd', 'limit': '10', 'mode': 'history'}
My problem is that I have checked all my different laptops, servers, mobiles etc. that has ever used the apikey, and have tried disabling them one at a time.
So is there a way to identify which IP or something where the request came from?
Error in API key..
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Re: Error in API key..
Tagden wrote:API-call from ::1
"Remote" address is ::1 (ipv6 localhost), i.e. something on your own machine. A browser plugin maybe? If you enable http request logging in sab (command line option: --weblogging 1), the http user-agent often identifies the culprit.Tagden wrote:So is there a way to identify which IP or something where the request came from?