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I'm attempting to install analytics via a GitHub repository and when I get to to the authorize step I get the following error.
Operation name: Listrepositories
Time stamp: Wed Aug 31 2022 08:32:50 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Event initiated by: <me (owner of the resource group)>
Error code: InternalServerError
Message: Internal server error
The user I'm using is also an valid GitHub user with valid repositories in its instance.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
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Spoke with another user of the forum and we seemed to have narrowed it down a bit. Sentinel can oauth authenticate to my GitHub but is not able to installed the needed Azure Sentinel app in order to allow access to the repos. When he tried with his GitHub he got a popup that asked for the authorization to install the app in GitHub. I am not seeing this popup in my sentinel and instead this is where i get the 500 internal server error. As you can see the connection is authorized but not displaying the Repos.
Answer accepted by question author
Update, George got this working...
Worked for me on my GitHub instance.
Worked for George on ONE of his GitHub instances.
And an hour later it started working on his original Github instance....for no apparent reason.
This is true. Its not really an answer that solves it for the future, but thats not Dave's fault. If this comes up again I will reopen this question.