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I am using Django as my backend and front end iOS. I used django-push-notifications for sending push notification to iOS devices. I used proper certificate for this circumstances, which I test from my local (with production certificate) and gained the perfect result. However from my production server notifications are not sent.

Any help are cordially accepted.

ruddra
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    Fortunately my production server is behaving fine. Now I need to share my experience regarding this issue and that is, right after sending the Push Notification to Apple server I triggered for its feedback and log it as well. After doing this, Push Notification suddenly behaves as expected. Hope it will help you :) – Ahsan Jan 15 '16 at 09:26

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Fortunately my production server is behaving fine. Now I need to share my experience regarding this issue and that is, right after sending the Push Notification to Apple server I triggered for its feedback and log it as well. After doing this, Push Notification suddenly behaves as expected. Hope it will help you :)

Ahsan
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  • Can you please add more details of the solution? – Mujeeb Jun 09 '17 at 07:09
  • After sending APNS with `apns_devices_list.send_message`, I checked any inactive ids has found or not with `apns_fetch_inactive_ids` method. That's it. – Ahsan Jun 13 '17 at 06:33