I am getting a new error when importing from MSR. Step 1 works fine and i get my list of events, but when I click to import from any of them, I get this SSL Redirect Bad URI Error

https://www.dropbox.com/s/q3ei5dwkfnsyt4h/Capture.PNG?dl=0

Any ideas?

Dave

I am seeing the same thing. Used Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox. Cleared cache, and checked SSL settings - definitely looks like something under the hood has changed at MSR.com

@Chris I just tested it, and mine is doing the same thing....

@motorsportreg, ideas?

@JC Looks like there are two problems here... one, we did make a config change and missed something which is why you're getting the "invalid URL". I've just fixed that and I believe you can now import successfully - please let us know via MSR support if that is not the case (I don't get notifications from this forum so please be sure to contact us directly).

The reason why this problem occurred is because AxTime has been accessing the MSR API over HTTP instead of HTTPS. I'm supposed to sync up with Chris on something unrelated so I'll see if we can get that fixed. It should be a matter of changing a "http://" to "https://".

Brian

@motorsportreg Tell Chris we said hi.

@motorsportreg and @Chris Is this problem now resolved?

Thanks.

@MCOAutocross yes, its seems to be working now.
Thanks @motorsportsreg

I'm working on getting an update out. In the meantime, if you have an event this weekend and need it working in case I don't get the update out in time, do the following.

1. open the file [root_axtime_dir]/lib/msr.js in a text editor
2. about 12 lines from the top of the file you'll see several URL's that start with "http://"
3. Change each URL to "https://", that's just simply adding a "s" after "http"

I'm currently unable to test it against MSR. So give it a try and let me know. There was a reason long ago I didn't use the https endpoint so hoping whatever reason doesn't exist anymore.

@Duke said:

@motorsportreg Tell Chris we said hi.

Hi Duke :-)