Exception Message: CURL HTTP Request Failed: Status Code : 400, URL:https://vfairs.atlassian.net/rest/api/2/search Error Message : {"errorMessages":["Field 'assignee' does not exist or this field cannot be viewed by anonymous users.","Field 'issuetype' does not exist or this field cannot be viewed by anonymous users."],"warningMessages":[]}
REST api's are working in my local system but when I run the same api on the server. It gives the above error.
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Yasir,
Are you logged in when you are making the calls on your local system. Try making the same call from an incognito window that will not have your authentication cached. You will need to place credentials in your API call. You should be able to use oauth, basic auth or cookie auth on the rest service.
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Already tried in incognito mode and in other browser.
I am using this package for api calls
https://packagist.org/packages/lesstif/php-jira-rest-client
Adding these configuration for connectivity.
'jiraHost' => 'https://abc.atlassian.net',
// for basic authorization:
'jiraUser' => '####',
'jiraPassword' => '#####',
'cookieAuthEnabled' => true,
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So on your local system if you are incognito mode, not logged in and you use packagist.org to send the rest call it works?
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When you are on the server and do all the same steps it does not work. Have you done any type of trace to ensure that nothing is preventing it. I am wondering if there is a firewall rule or something else causing the 400 error. Are there any limitations to the browser (ie JavaScript disabled) on the server?
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