Invalid Json for save log(s)

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Hello,
I’m trying to log an event with the following JSON string:
{“logger”:“my_logger”,“exception”:“No user found”,“log-level”:“ERROR”,“timestamp”:“2016-10-02 20:46:06”,“message”:""}
but I keep getting “Invalid Json for save log(s)”. I checked the documentation but all the parameters are there. What is wrong with the above JSON?

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I also tried with a timestamp on the “seconds from 1970” format but it gave the same error.

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Hello!
Please, look through the doc more carefully: json array of objects is expected to be passed instead of json object. Wrap your json into square brackets and repeat the request.
Hope it helps,
Alex

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It did not help, I get the same error. My JSON string now looks like this:

[{"logger":"my_logger","exception":"no user found","log-level":"ERROR","timestamp":"2016-10-04 13:29:26","message":""}]

This is the full response:

table: 0x7f823df7fff0 { 
 [isNetworkError] => false 
 [endpointType] => "log" 
Oct 04 01:29:26.923 [errorCode] => 21003 
 [errorMessage] => "Invalid Json for save log(s)." 
 [httpStatusCode] => 400 
 [networkBytesTransferred] => 56 
 [headers] => table: 0x7f823df7fff0 { 
 [Access-Control-Allow-Origin] => "*" 
 [Content-Type] => "application/json; charset=utf-8" 
 [Connection] => "keep-alive" 
 [Content-Length] => "56" 
 [Date] => "Tue, 04 Oct 2016 11:29:26 GMT" 
 [Access-Control-Allow-Headers] => "Origin, application-id, application-type, Content-Type, secret-key, request, user-token" 
 [Access-Control-Allow-Methods] => "POST, GET, OPTIONS, PUT, DELETE, PATCH" 
 [Server] => "nginx/1.8.1" 
 } 
 }
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Change value for “timestamp” field to timestamp format.

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Request Content-Type header must be ‘application/json’
Timestamp must be numeric unix timestamp

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I changed the timestamp format to the “seconds from 1970” format (currently about 1475583247) and it worked. However, when I look into the logfile, the date is wrong:

1970-01-18 01:53:03,247 | my_logger | ERROR | : no user found

Could you please elaborate on “Change value for ‘timestamp’ field to timestamp format”? Is it not the UNIX epoch format you mean?

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I’m sorry, it’s my bad. Timestamp value should be in milliseconds.

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Ok, that worked, thanks!