Can't get the deauthorization notification event

[jason_kang (jason)]

Description
I followed the step in the post below. But I can’t get any event when I uninstall my app.
Is there anything problem that I just make a mistake?

App Deathorized hook not hitting development accounts?

Hey @jimig, For testing in your development environment, you can put your development deauth url as the deauth url, then install the production version of your app, and then uninstall it and the payload will be sent to your development deauth url. Let me know if that helps! Thanks, Tommy

Which App?
https://marketplace.zoom.us/apps/x4_eiz9ATFmu6Gz9q-p4vg

How To Reproduce (If applicable)
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Set de-authorization notification url in app information

   

2. Install App by click the “Preview URL” in submit page

   

3. Uninstall in “Installed Apps”

   

[DeveloperBot]

Hey @jason_kang

Thanks for posting on the Zoom Devforum! I am still learning, but I will try my best to help answer your question.

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[jason_kang (jason)]

@DeveloperBot Thanks. But those related threads cant solve my issue.

[tommy (Tommy Gaessler)]

Hey @jason_kang,

Are you able to make post requests to your endpoint url to make sure you have it configured properly?

Thanks,
Tommy

[jason_kang (jason)]

Hi, @tommy

I made POST requests to my endpoint url by postman, and got the hook normally.
The normal event hooks are fine, but only the de-auth hook is missing.

I found the only difference between the two kinds of hook is the IP source.
normal event hook: 3.X.X.X
de-auth hook: 18.X.X.X

We checked the firewall, and we don’t blocked the 18.X.X.X.
I tested the ngrok with my application, it can get the de-auth hook.
But, when I change the de-auth endpoint to my hostname, it can’t get any de-auth request.

It seems to be weird…
Maybe the telecom company is the problem? (Our company is at Taiwan)
Can you help us to check or provide the status code of the de-auth hook?
Or, any idea about this circumstance?

[tommy (Tommy Gaessler)]

Hey @jason_kang,

Can you confirm you are installing and uninstalling the production version of your app?

What is your app name so I can look into the logs?

Thanks,
Tommy

[jason_kang (jason)]

Hi, @tommy

I’m sure I am installing the production version of my app in the “Submit” page.
I use the ngrok service in “Deauthorization Notification Endpoint URL”, I get all type hook notifications.
But when I change to our own hostname, I can only get the normal event hook.
Only the de-auth hook is missing.

Which App?
MailCloud Messenger
https://marketplace.zoom.us/apps/x4_eiz9ATFmu6Gz9q-p4vg

thx.
Jason

[tommy (Tommy Gaessler)]

Hey @jason_kang,

If you are able to get the deauth webhook with your local ngrok environment, then something is not configured properly on your end in your production environment. Make sure your production deauth url is not behind a VPN or firewall.

Thanks,
Tommy