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I had a lot of issues authorizing a server-side calls to Flickr (not all yours!).
But once I realised how it worked, it was very easy. Your script worked a treat.
Where I went wrong.
The old auth method info and script in Flickr::Upload
Then, I just looked at the 'Authenticate' example in this module. But I hadn't noticed the 'saved config' in the first example, so it died on a file-not-found error. So I gave up and looked elsewhere...
So, I suggest a small change.
In Section "Authenticate an OAuth API Object starting with saved configuration"
Either
Add: # this uses the stored configuration from the first example above
Or
Add the key and secret variables to the example (which are the current flickr names for them), i.e. not from the saved config
To test it, you'll have to ask someone who has never used it before to follow the instructions :)
It might be worth adding this script to the package.
I'll chase up the errors in Flickr::Upload
Thanks for maintaining this package. Its appreciated!
Andrew
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thanks for the feedback! are you able to send a pull request with whichever update you think makes the most sense? either of them sound good and i don't have a strong opinion either way
On Thu, 5 Oct 2017, Cal Henderson wrote:
thanks for the feedback! are you able to send a pull request with whichever
update you think makes the most sense? either of them sound good and i don't
have a strong opinion either way
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I had a lot of issues authorizing a server-side calls to Flickr (not all yours!).
But once I realised how it worked, it was very easy. Your script worked a treat.
Where I went wrong.
So, I suggest a small change.
In Section "Authenticate an OAuth API Object starting with saved configuration"
Either
Or
To test it, you'll have to ask someone who has never used it before to follow the instructions :)
It might be worth adding this script to the package.
I'll chase up the errors in Flickr::Upload
Thanks for maintaining this package. Its appreciated!
Andrew
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: