dify Bing search bug

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Dify version

0.6.2

Cloud or Self Hosted

Cloud, Self Hosted (Docker), Self Hosted (Source)

Steps to reproduce

I always encounter invoke url error when using bing search.

So I dig into the source code. The search setting is as below:

But the real thing is the filters are all setting as true, as below

So the backend request url is:

https://api.bing.microsoft.com/v7.0/search?q={query_string}&mkt=en-US&count=5&responseFilter=Computation,Entities,News, RelatedSearches,WebPages

So if all the filters are true, bing will raise a error: 403 forbidden.

✔️ Expected Behavior

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❌ Actual Behavior

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Apr 15 '24 18:04 lx1054331851

It looks like the issue with the Bing search in Dify might be due to a misconfiguration or an issue with the Bing Search API itself. Here's a more focused approach to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the issue:

Configuration in Dify: Ensure the bing_web_search.yaml reflects your desired settings, especially that non-webpage search options are set to false. This file dictates the default parameter values and can be found in the Dify codebase.
Docker Setup: Verify your Docker environment is correctly configured to apply changes. This includes ensuring the configuration file is correctly mapped and reloaded.
Clear Caches/Restart: Clear any application-level caches or restart the application within Docker to apply new settings.
Check for Known Bugs: Investigate any known issues with Dify version 0.6.2 that might affect settings, though no specific bugs related to this issue were found at the time of writing.

If the problem persists, consider these steps related to the Bing Search API:

Subscription Key: Confirm the subscription_key is valid and not expired, as a 403 forbidden error often points to permission issues.
API Endpoint and Parameters: Ensure you're using the correct API endpoint and that the market and lang parameters are correctly formatted.
Rate Limits and IP Restrictions: Check if you've exceeded API call rate limits or if there are any IP restrictions in place that might be causing the 403 forbidden error.
Region-Specific Restrictions: Verify there are no restrictions in your region that could affect access to the Bing Search API.

If after these steps the issue is not resolved, reaching out to Microsoft Azure support might be necessary for further assistance.

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Apr 15 '24 18:04 dosubot[bot]

Pls check your Bing Search subscription plan, for different subscription plans, different filters are permitted, I have tested a basic plan, which can only support webpage search.