Last week I wasn't able to get to this page at all, this week I can get to the page but after logging in I get the following error:
Sorry, something went wrong on our end and we weren't able to sign you in.
This happens on multiple machines, any browser, and on different networks, using the same sandbox credentials.
Maybe temporarily down:
https://community.ringcentral.com/questions/97100/glip-devtest-unreachable.html
For over 2 weeks??? Trying to get to work on my app and at a standstill until I can move it to production, last week I was able to complete all of my calls except the Glip calls, now I'm back to square 1 with all of my calls because I can't sign into Glip.
So frustrating. Maybe I should reach out to my RC rep and see if they can just push me to production? You think that would work?
It really works for me and others. Not sure what remains in your browser caches or cookies.
Hey Phong,
So you can sign into that page and access Glip? Not just get to the page, but actually sign into it with sandbox credentials? I even tried it on my home network, totally disconnected from my company network, on my personal laptop that I have not been using - So it is definitely not a caches or cookies issue, maybe there is an issue with my sandbox account permissions? It has the Glip permissions
To anyone else who runs into this, if you have a federated account you are building the app for(2 separate RC accounts/companies that are linked together): My issue was that my main account used the same email address as my federated account, so the app would try to authenticate using my production credentials(even though I was using my sandbox credentials) which is associated to two accounts, and due to that would not let me sign into Glip. To work around this I changed both my federated account email address to an alias, and changed my sandbox extension email address to that same alias. Then I was able to sign into Glip successfully and make Glip API calls.
Thanks again for the help Phong!
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