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Earlier this year Oct 26, 2009 issue 1 (Requests without HTTP_USER_AGENT header throw 500 error) reported by jmschenck - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Run a manage.py shell 2. Try to request a URL that uses the bloom.device.middleware.DeviceDetectMiddleware middleware. 3. You should get a KeyError: 'HTTP_USER_AGENT' NOTE: If you manually enter the user agent string, everything works as expected. For example: client.get('/', HTTP_USER_AGENT='proper-user-agent-string') What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Instead of an uncaught exception, Bloom should simply set the device to unknown. I ran into this issue when receiving an automated ping from an API service we use. They didn't set a user-agent string on their request, so the uncaught exception prevented our view from processing the ping info. The issue is very easy to fix. In bloom.device.utils replace ua = request.META['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] with ua = getattr(request.META, 'HTTP_USER_AGENT', '') This seems to make everything run normally for me. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Run a manage.py shell 2. Try to request a URL that uses the bloom.device.middleware.DeviceDetectMiddleware middleware. 3. You should get a KeyError: 'HTTP_USER_AGENT' NOTE: If you manually enter the user agent string, everything works as expected. For example: client.get('/', HTTP_USER_AGENT='proper-user-agent-string') What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Instead of an uncaught exception, Bloom should simply set the device to unknown. I ran into this issue when receiving an automated ping from an API service we use. They didn't set a user-agent string on their request, so the uncaught exception prevented our view from processing the ping info. The issue is very easy to fix. In bloom.device.utils replace ua = request.META['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] with ua = getattr(request.META, 'HTTP_USER_AGENT', '') This seems to make everything run normally for me. Older Aug 06, 2008 r68 (fixed plural names) committed by kevin.tom - fixed plural names fixed plural names Jul 31, 2008 BloomUser Wiki page edited by kevin.tom Jul 31, 2008 BloomShare Wiki page edited by kevin.tom Jul 31, 2008 r65 (fixed get_setting overide error, share template bug, and sms...) committed by kevin.tom - fixed get_setting overide error, share template bug, and sms message admin display bug fixed get_setting overide error, share template bug, and sms message admin display bug Jul 31, 2008 r64 (added missing templates) committed by kevin.tom - added missing templates added missing templates Jul 31, 2008 r63 (fixed UserNumber to UserPhoneNumber) committed by kevin.tom - fixed UserNumber to UserPhoneNumber fixed UserNumber to UserPhoneNumber Jul 31, 2008 r62 (added missing templates) committed by kevin.tom - added missing templates added missing templates Jul 31, 2008 BloomSMS Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 31, 2008 BloomDevice (See which kinds of devices are browsing your website.) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 31, 2008 BloomAd (Insert mobile ads into your website.) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 31, 2008 BloomTrack (Analytics on your users' activity on your website.) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 31, 2008 BloomImage (Resizes images on the fly to fit mobile devices.) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 31, 2008 r55 (Initial Commit.) committed by bishanty - Initial Commit. Initial Commit. Jul 30, 2008 BloomDevice (BloomDevice let's you see which kinds of devices are browsin...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomAd (BloomAd makes it simple to insert mobile ads into your websi...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomAd (BloomAd makes it simple to insert mobile ads into your websi...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomAd (BloomAd makes it simple to insert mobile ads into your websi...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomDevice (BloomDevice let's you see which kinds of devices are browsin...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomAd (BloomAd makes it easy to insert mobile ads into your website...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomAd (BloomAd makes it easy to insert mobile ads into your website...) Wiki page added by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomDevice (BloomDevice let's you see which kinds of devices are browsin...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomDevice (BloomDevice let's you see which kinds of devices are browsin...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomTrack (BloomTrack let's you track your users' activity on your webs...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomTrack (BloomTrack let's you track your users' activity on your webs...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomTrack (BloomTrack let's you track) Wiki page added by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomImage (BloomImage works with BloomDevice to fit images to a mobile ...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomImage (BloomImage works with BloomDevice to fit images to a mobile ...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomImage (BloomImage works with BloomDevice to fit images to a mobile ...) Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomImage (BloomImage works with BloomDevice to fit images to a mobile ...) Wiki page added by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomDevice Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomDevice Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 30, 2008 BloomDevice Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 29, 2008 BloomDevice Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 29, 2008 BloomDevice Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 29, 2008 BloomDevice Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 29, 2008 BloomDevice Wiki page edited by bishanty Jul 29, 2008 BloomDevice Wiki page added by bishanty Jul 29, 2008 BloomDevice Wiki page edited by bishanty

issue 1 (Requests without HTTP_USER_AGENT header throw 500 error) reported by jmschenck - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Run a manage.py shell 2. Try to request a URL that uses the bloom.device.middleware.DeviceDetectMiddleware middleware. 3. You should get a KeyError: 'HTTP_USER_AGENT' NOTE: If you manually enter the user agent string, everything works as expected. For example: client.get('/', HTTP_USER_AGENT='proper-user-agent-string') What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Instead of an uncaught exception, Bloom should simply set the device to unknown. I ran into this issue when receiving an automated ping from an API service we use. They didn't set a user-agent string on their request, so the uncaught exception prevented our view from processing the ping info. The issue is very easy to fix. In bloom.device.utils replace ua = request.META['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] with ua = getattr(request.META, 'HTTP_USER_AGENT', '') This seems to make everything run normally for me.

What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Run a manage.py shell 2. Try to request a URL that uses the bloom.device.middleware.DeviceDetectMiddleware middleware. 3. You should get a KeyError: 'HTTP_USER_AGENT' NOTE: If you manually enter the user agent string, everything works as expected. For example: client.get('/', HTTP_USER_AGENT='proper-user-agent-string') What is the expected output? What do you see instead? Instead of an uncaught exception, Bloom should simply set the device to unknown. I ran into this issue when receiving an automated ping from an API service we use. They didn't set a user-agent string on their request, so the uncaught exception prevented our view from processing the ping info. The issue is very easy to fix. In bloom.device.utils replace ua = request.META['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] with ua = getattr(request.META, 'HTTP_USER_AGENT', '') This seems to make everything run normally for me.

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