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RESTlet Session Timeout Error
In a few accounts now (particularly one sandbox and one TSTDRV), we are having consistent trouble accessing RESTlets. The response we get is:
<span style="font-family:'courier new'">{ "error": { "code": "SESSION_TIMED_OUT", "message": "Your session has timed out. Please re-enter your information and try again." } }</span>This error comes back immediately; it does not take either 5 or 45 seconds, which are the documented request timeouts.
The account, email, password, and role values are correct in the RESTlet header. I've confirmed the ability to log in to the UI with these exact same emails and passwords.
The exact same users, roles, scripts, and deployments are perfectly fine and accessible in other environments; the problem is strictly with some specific environments.
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