Resource has been exhausted problem
Dear Zotero.
I'm getting a '429: Google Docs request failed.' error. I see some previous discussions about turning off auto refresh, but i cant find this in google docs or in Zotero.
The rest of the error is:
{
"error": {
"code": 429,
"message": "Resource has been exhausted (e.g. check quota).",
"status": "RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED"
My document is now 248 pages long and has 575 citations.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Charles
I'm getting a '429: Google Docs request failed.' error. I see some previous discussions about turning off auto refresh, but i cant find this in google docs or in Zotero.
The rest of the error is:
{
"error": {
"code": 429,
"message": "Resource has been exhausted (e.g. check quota).",
"status": "RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED"
My document is now 248 pages long and has 575 citations.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Charles
That said, you should make a copy of the document and keep removing a half of it and testing Zotero integration or the document shrinks to below 10 pages.
Also produce a Debug ID from the Zotero Connector:
1. Open the Zotero Connector preferences
2. In the Advanced tab of the Zotero Connector preferences, check the box next to “Enable Logging.” Do not close this tab.
3. In a Google Docs tab perform the operation that produces the error. Click through any dialogs that appear.
4. Go back to the Advanced tab of the Zotero Connector preferences, uncheck "Enable Logging" and click Submit to Zotero Server.
5. You will be provided with a Debug ID (e.g., “D12345678”). Please post the Debug ID in this thread.
I am confused, is the Zotero software the same as the connector?
That has preferences on the Edit menu, and an advanced tab. But no 'Enable Logging' box.
If the connector is a different bit of software, it must be installed because i can add citations from google docs with a single click. It also asks me if i want to remove it if i attempt to download it again. However i don't know how to launch the connector as a separate bit of software. Is odes not appear in my list of programmes (windows 10 and Chrome).
https://www.zotero.org/support/debug_output#zotero_connectors_firefox_chrome_and_safari
You could try the debugging broken documents steps, particularly step 10 where the halving procedure of the document is described in help to isolate if a certain section of a document is causing the problem. If you cannot isolate a problematic part, your best bet is to split up chapters of your piece into different documents and recombine them in the end of writing.
The 429 error may have been caused by my making two copies of the original document. Sometimes in the past this has solved problems. However after i had given up trying to solve it i turned my pc off and went for a walk. When i got back 2 hours later everything worked!