RVR-PTRST-406
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Issue Summary

  • Error Code: RVR-PTRST-406
  • Connector: Pinterest
  • Description: "Failed to connect to source" indicates a failure in establishing a connection between Rivery and Pinterest.

Initial Diagnosis:

This error usually arises from authentication issues, such as expired tokens or incorrect credentials, a change in account permissions that prevents access, or network issues like an IP whitelist change.

Action Steps:

  1. Recheck Permissions and Authentication:

    • Ensure that the API credentials (Client ID, Secret, and Access Token) are correct and not expired. Refresh tokens if necessary.
    • Verify that the user has the necessary permissions in Pinterest to access the data required by the Rivery connector.
  2. Check Internet Connection:

    • Ensure that your network connection is stable and that there are no firewall restrictions blocking the connection to Pinterest.
  3. Review Network Whitelisting:

    • Confirm that the IP addresses used by Rivery are whitelisted within your network and Pinterest. This ensures Rivery can access Pinterest's resources【4:19†source】.
  4. Re-establish the Connection in Rivery:

    • Go to the Rivery Console, navigate to the Connections section, locate the Pinterest connection, and attempt to reconnect. Ensure that pop-ups are not blocked by your browser as this might interfere with the OAuth authentication process【4:7†source】.
  5. Test the Connection:

    • Use the "Test Connection" feature within Rivery to verify that the connection to Pinterest is successful once steps above have been completed.

External References:

If the issue persists or you need further assistance, please open a ticket with Rivery support.


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