Are you sure you’re using the production servers and not the sandbox servers? My code from the push blog post:
ssl://gateway.push.apple.com:2195
and not
ssl://sandbox.gateway.push.apple.com:2195
or something like that?
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@Rob, yes I’m using the production servers.
@Naomi, still bugged. But that SSL question makes some sense.
Should we access our PHP (the one that connects to the APS) over an HTTPS address?
I don not have that right now?
Can you test it Naomi?
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@Paulo, I’ve never used HTTPS address for the Push Notifications – I mean, I don’t use HTTPS for the PHP URL. And it used to work perfectly fine. In addition, even though, for whatever reason, none of the notifications make it to any of the devices I send to anymore, I certainly do not get the “SSL: Broken pipe” message. What I get is “Push notification successfully delivered” message. So I don’t think not using HTTPS address is causing your issue.
I just don’t know if non-SSL enabled webserver can send a request like ‘ssl://gateway.push.apple.com:2195’
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Hey, @Paulo, just in case it helps, here’s another thread about Apple’s push notification not working quite right:
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That thread makes me feel like it’s an Apple problem. [import]uid: 199310 topic_id: 35962 reply_id: 144603[/import]