This article explains the causes and troubleshooting steps when you receive an error notification stating that there is no response from the bot server in an environment where the Marketing Cloud Engagement GroupConnect LINE Endpoint is configured for LINE Webhooks. This issue is primarily caused by a response delay within LINE's specified timeframe. While receiving this email does not mean an actual impact has occurred, appropriate troubleshooting is required based on the frequency of occurrence.
You may receive an error notification from LINE stating "No response to Webhook request." In most cases, this simply means that LINE did not receive a response within the specified timeframe, and receiving this email does not imply that an actual impact or message delivery failure has occurred. Generally, no immediate action is required, and you can simply monitor the situation; however, if the frequency of occurrence is high, a detailed investigation is necessary.
Due to LINE's specifications, if there is no response to a Webhook call within a certain period of time, an error notification is sent to the administrator. Depending on Marketing Cloud's processing load or network conditions, this specified timeframe may be slightly exceeded, but in most cases, the request is processed normally.
LINE's Related Documentation:
https://developers.line.biz/en/docs/partner-docs/error-notification/
When you receive an error, follow the steps below to check your settings and status.
Before contacting support, verify that the correct Marketing Cloud URL is configured in the LINE Developers console.
Log in to the LINE Developers console.
Select the relevant channel and check [Messaging API settings] | [Webhook settings].
Ensure that the Webhook URL is entered correctly and that [Use webhook] is enabled.
Note: Consider enabling the Webhook redelivery feature. This can help mitigate the impact if a temporary issue occurs on the connected system (Marketing Cloud Engagement) side.
Check how often you receive error emails and determine the appropriate action based on the following criteria:
Low frequency (one-off or a few times): This is a temporary timeout. No special action is required, and you can safely ignore it.
Significantly high or continuous frequency: There may be an actual issue or delay on the Marketing Cloud server side. You will need to contact support.
If there are no issues with your configuration and the frequency of the error is significantly high, please Log a Case via Salesforce Help to request an investigation by Technical Support.
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