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I keep having the following error in my Heroku PHP facebook app logs: <pre><code>[app web.20] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught OAuthException: (#5) Unauthorized source IP address\n thrown in /app/www/sdk/src/base_facebook.php on line 1238 </code></pre> I also noticed that the same servers keep producing this error until I recycle the processes (ie in the case above it would be web.20 and web.6 that keep failing repeatedly), but after <code>heroku ps:restart</code> it would be different servers that keep failing. Now after doing some research I noticed that people kept advising I whitelist my server IP in the Facebook App -> Advanced Settings page, meaning that Facebook keeps a list of blacklisted IPs and this is where you can allow access to them one by one.. which had me wondering why Facebook clearly <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/558/" rel="noreferrer">encourages its users to use Heroku for its facebook apps</a>, while at the same time black-listing its servers. So basically: <ol> <li>Heroku is Facebook's hosting partner</li> <li>Heroku provides its users with unpredictable IP addresses every time the app is recycled</li> <li>And Facebook has blacklisted many of Heroku's servers (around 1 in 10 by my count) </li> <li>So you can never be guaranteed you app is going to get access to its API for all your requests</li> </ol> My question is: How are developers like me expected to configure production-ready apps in a Facebook-sponsored Heroku environment that clearly is bound to fail around a good chunk of API requests?
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