2. Select any one of the certificate IDs reported by the UserID, click Send a push test, view Query Result, including the certificate ID, device Token, etc. currently reported by the UserID.
If the push indicates success, it means the certificate information filled in on the console is correct and the SDK API call to report the Token succeeded. You can use the user status check tool for further investigation.
If the notification indicates failure, you can check the specific cause of failure and solution.
Note:
If the UserID has not reported any certificate ID, device Token, etc., you will be unable to proceed to the next step.
User Status Check Tool
This tool automatically obtains the user’s client status and checks whether the user is ready to receive offline push messages.
1. Log in to the Chat console, select Chat > Push > Access test in the left sidebar, and choose the target application at the top.
2. In the left sidebar, choose Chat > Push > Access test.
3. In the User offline status checking tool area, enter the UserID.
4. Click Get Status to view information such as the current status and client type of the UserID.
If you are prompted that the UserID is ready to receive offline push messages, you can log in with a different UserID on another device to send one-to-one text messages to the current UserID to check whether it can receive the messages.
UserSig Generation and Verification
Signature (UserSig) Generator
The system automatically obtains the key of the current app. After entering the UserID, you can use this tool to quickly generate a signature (UserSig) to run through demos and debug features locally. If you need to generate a UserSig for online services, see Generating UserSig on the Server.
2. In the Signature (UserSig) Generator area, select an application, manually input UserID.
3. Click Generate UserSig to generate a signature, which expires after 180 days.
4. Click Copy UserSig to copy the signature and then paste and save the signature.
Signature (UserSig) Verifier
The system automatically obtains the key of the current app. After entering the UserID and UserSig, you can use the tool to quickly check the validity of the UserSig.
2. In the Signature (UserSig) Verifier area, select an application, manually input UserID and UserSig.
3. Click Verify to see the verification result.
If verification succeeds, you can view the SDKAppID, UserID, generation time, service time, and expiration time of the UserSig in the verification results.
If verification fails, you can view the cause of failure and solution in the verification results.
Self-Troubleshooting Logs
Tencent Cloud Chat console provides self-troubleshooting feature to allow developers to query the backend log information of Chat in the last three days to quickly locate and solve issues.
1. Log in to the Chat console, click the target Chat app section.
2. In the left sidebar, choose Auxiliary Tools > Self-Troubleshooting Logs.
3. Configure following filters to query logs:
Event name (Optional): Select events for querying.
UserID (Optional): Enter username (UserID), which is the UserID of the message sender.
Receiver/Group ID (Optional): Enter target conversation ID. For a one-to-one chat, it is the UserID of the message receiver. For a group chat, it is the GroupID of the group.
Error codes (Optional): Enter error codes. For error code descriptions, see Error Codes.
Time range (Required): Select the time range of logs to be queried. Logs in the last three days can be queried.
