tong2shot wrote:
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> The download/video URL varies according to geo-location.
This is understandable, a client is being served by the closest CDN
(and the closest Point-Of-Presence (PoP) of that CDN) ...
> I tested with Tor Browser using Egypt (the closest country to Tunisia
> which has functional tor exit nodes) as exit node.
> And it produces different video/download URL than my vanila browser.
> I suspected that it's server issue, and facebook provides secondary source,
> which in this case is functional (can be played in browser by @moinebs).
> That's why I needed additional info (page source) in the log.
Thanks for this further clarification; so FRD in OP's location
only tries to connect to the first CDN (which for indeterminate
reasons errors out) and does not fall over to an auxiliary CDN
(that works OK), unlike what happens in a browser...
> @moinebs also PM-ed me, but
> I was sleeping at that moment. Thanks.
@moinebs reply post came right underneath mine:
another PM from him in the last few days, I
was quick to assume that "you" meant only me,
so that's why I forwarded those links to you...
@moinebs wrote:
> i m fearing that the file contains things
> (that) may infringe on my privacy.
> & I don't want public to see my shared file.
This is the internet, so do not expect anything
to stay clandestine for long. Your ISP, Google,
Microsoft, your government, the NSA etc
all monitor everything - Flash cookies and related technologies
may track your browsing behaviour for very long
and you may not ever notice; targeted advertising
may be a main force behind this tracking,
but yes I agree with you no-one really knows
where this snooping ends...
As for app.logs, nothing inside to get paranoid about ;-)
But I'll remove those links from my previous post,
if that makes you feel safer...
J 'espere bien qu'il y aura une solution a ton probleme!
EDIT: I see now your issue has been resolved!
So all's well that ends well :P
@tong2shot: Congrats! :)-D
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> The download/video URL varies according to geo-location.
This is understandable, a client is being served by the closest CDN
(and the closest Point-Of-Presence (PoP) of that CDN) ...
> I tested with Tor Browser using Egypt (the closest country to Tunisia
> which has functional tor exit nodes) as exit node.
> And it produces different video/download URL than my vanila browser.
> I suspected that it's server issue, and facebook provides secondary source,
> which in this case is functional (can be played in browser by @moinebs).
> That's why I needed additional info (page source) in the log.
Thanks for this further clarification; so FRD in OP's location
only tries to connect to the first CDN (which for indeterminate
reasons errors out) and does not fall over to an auxiliary CDN
(that works OK), unlike what happens in a browser...
> @moinebs also PM-ed me, but
> I was sleeping at that moment. Thanks.
@moinebs reply post came right underneath mine:
I have sent you new example with app.log file in Private Messages! please check itCoupled with the fact I had already received
another PM from him in the last few days, I
was quick to assume that "you" meant only me,
so that's why I forwarded those links to you...
@moinebs wrote:
> i m fearing that the file contains things
> (that) may infringe on my privacy.
> & I don't want public to see my shared file.
This is the internet, so do not expect anything
to stay clandestine for long. Your ISP, Google,
Microsoft, your government, the NSA etc
all monitor everything - Flash cookies and related technologies
may track your browsing behaviour for very long
and you may not ever notice; targeted advertising
may be a main force behind this tracking,
but yes I agree with you no-one really knows
where this snooping ends...
As for app.logs, nothing inside to get paranoid about ;-)
But I'll remove those links from my previous post,
if that makes you feel safer...
J 'espere bien qu'il y aura une solution a ton probleme!
EDIT: I see now your issue has been resolved!
So all's well that ends well :P
@tong2shot: Congrats! :)-D