Description
One of my clients started receiving this error when creating meetings. I cannot reproduce on any other environment so I’m digging into their specific integration, just asked to refresh their integration again.
Is there any specific action that can cause this? This is application-wide for every user on their account.
Error
{“code”:200,“message”:“No permission.”}
Which App Type (OAuth / Chatbot / JWT / Webhook)?
OAuth Account Level
I am also having the same problem. I am hitting the create meeting API with user id provided in My Zomm profile -> Personal meeting ID. This is the error
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By user you mean the email of a person I tried to create a meeting for?
How would you like me to share this? I can’t seem to find a way to PM you. This was a live issue with real user data that I wasn’t able to replicate locally.
I have captured access token from back then for that particular user - would this be of any use?
hey Zoom Staff i have received this message a couple of days ago and i cant login to any zoom meeting can you please check whats wrong?
code 200 message No permission
Just to clarify, I am running under the account that created the meeting. I am able to query other meetings successfully.
I know the account has another host account in it. I don’t know if the fact that they might have touched it makes a difference. In addition, my customer has another pro account. Wondering again if they touched it and it changed anything (although that shouldn’t be). I don’t have access to those accounts - they are from one of my customers.
–Martin
Thanks for providing that—I’m actually not seeing a meeting for this ID. Is it possible they may have deleted it, or perhaps this was an instant meeting? I might recommend reaching out to them to confirm. Or, if you’re able to share a screenshot of this under the host’s account, this could help me to further investigate, too.
Can you share a copy of the request you’re sending and the response you’re getting back? This will help us to debug. Please also ensure that you meet the prerequisites for the endpoint you’re calling.
Please see the following forum post and let me know if that resolves your issues. If not, please submit a new forum post for this topic including and I’ll investigate it further ASAP.
I took a look but think this is different. You talk about developer permissions in a Zoom account, but the user in question has given us OAuth scopes to read their meetings. These meeting IDs are arriving to us from their calendar and we are wondering why that error occurs.
Are they colleagues’ meetings that we don’t have access to? That is my assumption but I cannot prove it. Either way we need to know if the user can reconcile the situation, and if not why?